The parents' leadership at Ben Gurion High School in Petah Tikva has established a special task force, citing safety concerns, following the school's decision to readmit a student accused of involvement in the murder of Yemenu Zalka. The task force includes parent representatives, volunteers, and professionals, according to a message sent to parents.
The parents' leadership at Ben Gurion High School in Petah Tikva has established a special task force in response to the school's decision to readmit a student accused of involvement in the murder of Yemenu Zalka. The school's decision was first reported by The Zioneer on July 27. The task force will include parent representatives, volunteers, and professionals, and will work with relevant authorities ahead of the school year. The parents' leadership said it is 'aware of the fears and difficult feelings' among parents and students.
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