Why a Jewish preschool hired Muslim Afghan refugees to teach in its classes

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Early childhood centers suffer from a severe shortage of educators due to low pay, burnout and a lack of respect for the work. Decades of disinvestment from the government have led providers to come up with their own creative solutions.
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[@everrenee]

Thank you so much for showing some positive news about the diversity of the US. Lately, it feels like the news and our society has been so divisive. People should share this story on their platforms! We need need to remind each other of our original and intended American value system.

[@tmajuru559]

Wow. Well done! This is a fantastic example to set for children...and even more so in light of recent events worlwide, adults.

[@cmaven4762]

Ironically the Afghan women probably espouse values that are closer to the Jewish tradition that many other people from other faiths. I also like that while the men may be growling at each other, the women are working together to raise the children. Kudos.

[@anoushkaghimire9086]

This preschool seems fun and great place for kids.

[@Nicole-bb2sg]

I love the initiative!

[@sarahkeppler8043]

This is beautiful! ❤

[@MJW173]

love love love love love

[@Heather89Anne]

This is amazing!!

[@GuyG.KTalesOfAnimals]

Beautiful

[@MossyMozart]

Wonderful!

[@theblackhermit]

That's awesome :)

[@canguvang]

The question that matters should be whether the reciprocal could ever feasibly happen.

[@wad3602]

There are some Afghanese Jews.

[@NIcholasparker88]

Just be sure that they are not teaching Islam to the kids

[@ccbarr58]

Beautiful