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		The village of Kiryas Joel in Orange County, New York, is a religious enclave of Satmar Hasidim, practitioners of a strict form of Judaism.
		Children from Kiryas Joel who needed special education (including the deaf, the mentally retarded, and others suffering from a range of physical, mental, or emotional disorders) were then forced to attend public schools outside the village, which their families found highly unsatisfactory.
		The separate Kiryas Joel school district is problematic in his view because "[t]he isolation of these children, while it may protect them from 'panic, fear and trauma,' also unquestionably increased the likelihood that they would remain within the fold, faithful adherents of their parents' religious faith." Ante, at 2495.
	www.faculty.piercelaw.edu /redfield/library/case-kiryas.htm (18917 words)

	Kiryas Joel Voice - A clearinghouse for information and communication concerning the Kiryas Joel community.
		The Kiryas Joel School District is governed by a five-member board of education, which is elected independently of the village board.
		Growth in Kiryas Joel is inevitable, based on a variety of factors stemming from the culture of the community.
		In addition to raising the children, Kiryas Joel women are often the ones who pay the bills, balance the checkbook and organize the home and family.
	www.kjvoice.com /faq.asp (1104 words)

	Kiryas Joel, New York - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kiryas Joel (or Kiryas Yo'el or Kiryat Joel or KJ) (קרית יואל, Hebrew: "Town of Joel") is a village within the Town of Monroe in Orange County, New York, United States.
		In 2001, Kiryas Joel held a competitive election [4], in which all candidates supported by the grand rabbi were re-elected by a 60-40% margin.
		In 1994, the Supreme Court ruled that the Kiryas Joel school district, which covered only the village, was designed in violation of the Establishment Clause of the 1st Amendment, because the design accommodated one group on the basis of religious affiliation.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kiryas_Joel,_New_York (1394 words)

	Kiryas Joel News
		A letter with Kiryas Joel letterhead on it, circulating and hand-delivered to residence of the Village of Woodbury, is addressed "to our Woodbury Neighbors" and is asking village residence to vote for mayoral...
		Kiryas Joel is waging a last-minute effort to derail the referendum scheduled for next week on incorporating a village in neighboring Woodbury.
		Kiryas Joel, Monroe, NY - The village has been asking the county for two years to turn over a section of County Route 44 that wends through the village's fastest-growing area so it can widen the road and add...
	www.topix.net /city/kiryas-joel-ny (844 words)

	The Church-State Game: A Symposium on Kiryas Joel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Kiryas Joel decision proved once more that a majority of the justices of the Supreme Court-like most judges of lower courts in the United States-are either hostile to religion or do not understand what religious observance is all about.
		Public school officials from elsewhere in the state challenged the creation of the Kiryas Joel school district in court, and the Supreme Court again ruled against the Hasidim, declaring that it is unconstitutional for a legislature to create a political jurisdiction along lines defined by religion.
		Ironically, the Kiryas Joel school district was created in the interest of accommodation and toleration-almost the opposite of the spirit of "Establishment" with which it was labeled.
	www.firstthings.com /ftissues/ft9411/articles/kiryas.html (5189 words)

	Hasidic Public School Loses Again Before U.S. Supreme Court, but Supporters Persist
		It was the third time that a law passed by New York State to help Kiryas Joel form its own district was struck down by the courts, and the Supreme Court's decision would seem to mean the end for the district, which has run a school since 1990 pending numerous appeals.
		The Kiryas Joel village board met this afternoon and drafted a resolution applying to the Monroe-Woodbury school district for its own state-financed public school district, essentially keeping things as they were.
		Kiryas Joel, whose residents are almost entirely members of the Satmar Hasidic sect, argued that its disabled children, who wear distinctive religious clothing, were subjected to ridicule in the public schools.
	www.rickross.com /reference/ultra-orthodox/ultra10.html (736 words)

	LEXIS-NEXIS® Academic Universe-Document
		After these cases, the Monroe-Woodbury Central School District suspended its special education program at the Kiryas Joel religious schools, and the Kiryas Joel parents were forced to enroll their handicapped children at the Monroe-Woodbury public schools in order for [***579] the children to receive special education.
		His arguments, though sometimes intermingled, are two: that reposing governmental power in the Kiryas Joel school district is the same as reposing governmental power in a religious group; and that in enacting the statute creating the district, the New York State Legislature was discriminating on the basis of religion, i.
		The separate Kiryas Joel school district is problematic in his view because "the isolation of these children, while it may protect them from 'panic, fear and trauma,' also unquestionably increased the likelihood that they would remain within the fold, faithful adherents of their parents' religious faith." Ante, at 711.
	faculty.maxwell.syr.edu /tmkeck/Cases/KiryasJoelvGrumet1994.html (17445 words)

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		Permitting Kiryas Joel to operate a public school, and permitting the Village's special-needs children to receive the help they need and to which they are entitled in a culturally appropriate environment, only "accommodates," it does not "establish," religion.
		And finally, the court criticized the legislature's accommodation of the Kiryas Joel Hasidim on the ground that the "class benefitted" by the law was not "sufficiently broad." But almost any effort to accommodate the beliefs and practices of a minority religion will "benefit" a relatively small "class" -- namely, the adherents of that minority religion.
		The Kiryas Joel decision also threatens to undermine the recent decision by a federal appeals court that a recent amendment to the Medicare and Medicaid laws, which was clearly intended to accommodate the particular religious needs of Christian Scientists, did not violate the Establishment Clause.
	www.jewishworldreview.com /0599/kiryas.joel1.asp (1897 words)

	Hasidic enclave has growing pains in suburbia
		Kiryas Joel is among the fastest growing places in the state, with about 16,400 people, according to census estimates.
		Kiryas Joel's population, he said, is tied to birth rates: Girls of Kiryas Joel who follow tradition will marry at 18, settle here and have babies.
		But the villagers of Kiryas Joel are viewed as a potent voting bloc by many politicians and the village has been successful getting help from the government.
	www.rickross.com /reference/ultra-orthodox/ultra43.html (822 words)

	Kiryas Joel Decision Supreme Court Nixes Religious School District By a 6 to 3 margin, the
		Kiryas Joel Decision Supreme Court Nixes Religious School District By a 6 to 3 margin, the
		Kiryas Joel Decision Supreme Court Nixes Religious School District By a 6 to 3 margin, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled June 27 that a 1989 New York State law setting up a separate public school district for the exclusive use of Satmar Hasidic Jews in the village of Kiryas Joel violates the Establishment Clause.
		The Court ratified the findings of a state trial court, an intermediate appellate court, and the New York Court of Appeals, all of which concluded that the New York law's primary effect was the advancement of religion.
	www.skepticfiles.org /atheist/kiryasde.htm (489 words)

	HasidicNews.com - Hasidic community and culture.
		Kiryas Joel – Visitors poured into this Hasidic village today to begin celebrating the wedding of one of the head rabbi's sons – an event that has riveted the attention of the Satmar Hasidim.
		Some Satmars are loyal to the groom's father, Rabbi Aaron Teitelbaum, head of the Kiryas Joel congregation.
		There, Joel Teitelbaum – whose great-great-uncle and namesake was a Holocaust survivor who brought his followers to Brooklyn in 1947 and later founded Kiryas Joel – will marry Rivka Eichenstein, 18, a rabbi's daughter from Rockland County.
	hasidicnews.com /news7.shtml (666 words)

	BOARD OF ED. OF KIRYAS JOEL v. GRUMET
		Ball, 473 U.S. Children from Kiryas Joel who needed special education (including the deaf, the mentally retarded, and others suffering from a range of physical, mental, or emotional disorders) were then forced to attend public schools outside the village, which their families found highly unsatisfactory.
		3 The Kiryas Joel Village School District, in contrast, has only 13 local, full-time students in all (even including out-of-area and part-time students leaves the number under 200), and in offering only special education and remedial programs it makes no pretense to be a full-service district.
		His arguments, though sometimes intermingled, are two: that reposing governmental power in the Kiryas Joel School District is the same as reposing governmental power in a religious group, and that, in enacting the statute creating the district, the New York [ BOARD OF ED.
	web.mit.edu /course/17/17.245/www/KiryasJoel.htm (11052 words)

	Educating Kiryas Joel: a question of faith? - Orthodox Jewish community Insight on the News - Find Articles
		Both are located in Kiryas Joel, a village of 12,000 people in Orange County, N.Y., that is composed entirely of Hasidic Jews of the Satmar sect.
		Since 1980, Kiryas Joel's population has grown 256 percent; of the village's 12,000 residents, 5,300 are of school age.
		Hershey is one of 13 children in Kiryas Joel who were born with Down's syndrome, spina bifida, hydrocephalus, multiple sclerosis or cerebral palsy.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1571/is_n20_v10/ai_15444444 (864 words)

	OU Disappointed By Supreme Court's Decision Not To Hear Kiryas Joel Case - October 12, 1999 - OU/IPA Interactive Center ...
		The court, by a 6-3 vote, turned away the state's argument that its third attempt to create a district for disabled children in the Kiryas Joel community does not breach the constitutionally required separation of church and state.
		Kiryas Joel is a community of hasidic Orthodox Jews in Orange County, about 45 miles northwest of New York City.
		State lawmakers first created a Kiryas Joel school district in 1989 after village residents withdrew their disabled children from other public schools, saying they were traumatized by having to attend class outside the village.
	www.ou.org /public/statements/1999/nate34.htm (394 words)

	Jews for Allah :: View topic - Rabbi Nathan Indig
		KIRYAS JOEL - Voter fraud in Kiryas Joel is more widespread than once suspected and persisted last year despite officials' assurances they would stop it.
		The man's name was used to vote twice in Kiryas Joel and in Brooklyn in the November 1993 election.
		Kiryas Joel, a Satmar Hasidic Jewish community of about 3,700 registered voters, is renowned for its bloc vote.
	www.jews-for-allah.org /phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=261 (2159 words)

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		The village of Kiryas Joel, population 3000, is a community made up solely of members of the Satmar Hasidam.
		However this arrangement ended when parents of the Kiryas Joel children withdrew them citing panic fear and trauma that these children experienced when they were forced to leave their community.
		The village of Kiryas Joel is entirely Satmar and when its boundaries were created they were created solely along religious lines.
	www.fordhamprep.org /socstud/cases/kiryas.htm (762 words)

	Kiryas Joel Voice - A clearinghouse for information and communication concerning the Kiryas Joel community.
		Kiryas Joel is an incorporated municipality located in Orange County, New York.
		The Village of Kiryas Joel confirms that it plans to sue Orange County in federal court for discrimination if the county proceeds with...
		KJ VOICE was created by a group of concerned individuals who wish to assist the community in transmitting its message and dispelling the myths that surround Kiryas Joel.
	www.kjvoice.com (322 words)

	Stefanie Tate
		Kiryas Joel is a community of Hasidic Jews that was established in the early 1970’s in an area that was originally part of the village of Monroe, New York.
		This paper discusses the effects on both the residents of Kiryas Joel and Monroe of different institutional structures.
		Board of Education of the Kiryas Joel Village School District et al., Appellants; 65398, 187 A.D.2d 16; 592 N.Y.S.2d 123; 1992 N.Y. App.
	msu.edu /user/schmid/tate.html (4832 words)

	orthomom: Kiryas Joel Block
		Apparently, in a last-ditch election day robocall, she was claiming that her opponent was pandering to the Chassidic neighborhood of Kiryas Joel (long a recognized voting block) by promising them a water pipeline, and that, in the words of the ad, "Sue Kelly said no".
		Which is particularly interesting considering that last Tuesday, the Kiryas Joel community voted against Sue Kelly in almost a complete bloc, and the pipeline is mentioned as another potential deciding factor.
		Whichever way you slice it, the Chassidic community of Kiryas Joel has clearly figured prominently into their local politics, and their votes are hotly contested and competed for.
	orthomom.blogspot.com /2006/11/kiryas-joel-block.html (344 words)

	State Funds Kiryas Joel Bus - Hashkafah.com
		Kiryas Joel — Two bus lines competing since 2000 for Hasidic Jewish passengers from Kiryas Joel and Brooklyn have reached an agreement that puts the newer company out of the daily commuter business.
		The deal last month means higher fares for former Netzach customers and fewer buses for the Hasidim in Kiryas Joel and the Williamsburg and Borough Park sections of Brooklyn, where many people rely on the buses to get to work or visit family and friends.
		Netzach Transportation, operated by Kiryas Joel resident David Falkowitz, emerged on the scene later and began vying with Monroe Bus Corp. for transit aid in 2000.
	www.hashkafah.com /index.php?showtopic=7317 (675 words)

	Jewish Law - Legal Briefs ("Board of Education of the Kiryas Joel Village School District v. Grimet")
		Board of Education of the Kiryas Joel Village School District v.
		The specific issue before the Court is the constitutionality of Chapter 748 of New York State's Laws of 1989, a remedy devised by the New York State legislature to resolve the impasse that had precluded the handicapped children of the Village of Kiryas Joel from receiving their statutory educational due.
		Accompanying this brief is a letter dated January 4, 1994, by which counsel for petitioner Board of Education of the Kiryas Joel Village School District consented to the filing of an amicus brief by Agudath Israel in support of petitioners.
	www.jlaw.com /Briefs/kiryas4.html (312 words)

	Educating Kiryas Joel: a question of faith? - Orthodox Jewish community Insight on the News - Find Articles
		But Nathan Lewin, lawyer for the Kiryas Joel school district, says that the creation of the district was an act of accommodation of religion, not advancement.
		There's a double standard, says Joseph Waldman, leader of a group of Satmars that opposes the school district, because Kiryas Joel is not operating a secular public school in a secular public school district.
		According to Waldman, Kiryas Joel, far from respecting the separate spheres of church and state, has erected a publicly funded theocracy, where dissidence is punished and democratic principles are perverted.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1571/is_n20_v10/ai_15444444/pg_4 (578 words)

	OU Asks Supreme Court to Review Kiryas Joel Again - OU/IPA at OU.ORG
		The Union, along with the Catholic League for Civil Rights, joined in a friend of the court brief drafted by the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty in support of Kiryas Joel's request to the Court that they hear this case for a second time.
		Kiryas Joel has had an independent school district designed to serve the educationally challenged children of its community with secular special education classes for almost ten years.
		The brief in which the Orthodox Union has joined asserts that the U.S. Supreme Court should take this case and rule in favor of Kiryas Joel because the New York court's reasoning is inconsistent with the role of the judiciary in our constitutional system.
	www.ou.org /public/statements/1999/nate19.htm (460 words)

	County summit report overlooks Kiryas Joel
		As a result, an eight-page conference summary just released by the county Human Rights Commission fails to mention that the Hasidic community of Kiryas Joel and its neighbors have been fighting for almost two years over the village's potential expansion and its plans for a 13-mile water pipeline.
		Michael Amo, the county lawmaker who represents Kiryas Joel, unloaded last week when the report was presented to a legislative committee.
		Sadowski also said that County Executive Edward Diana's office eventually invited Ari Felberman, Kiryas Joel's government relations coordinator, to serve on a panel, but that he declined because the summit was being held the day before a Kiryas Joel election.
	archive.recordonline.com /archive/2005/11/30/rights30.htm (493 words)

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