Ethical Issues In Higher Education

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RP stated that when he enrolled his son, Jonathan Yomtubi (DOB: 04/16/13) at the school, he paid for the entire school year in advance (2016-2017) RP also stated that he has paid the registration fee for the following school year. At the time of enrollment, RP paid $300 which was dedicated to a gala event that was to take place at the end of the school year. On 4/25/17, RP's wife Vered approached Mr. Louie, the Rabbi, to inquire about the gala or receiving a refund. RP stated that Mr. Louie got very aggressive with his wife stating that she was disrespecting him. When Vered arrived home with the child, the administrator called RP informing them that their child was not welcomed back to the facility. RP stated that several families inquired

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