Jerry Seinfeld Criticizes NYC School's Election Day Absence Policy

The comedian disapproves of his children's former school's decision to allow students to skip classes if distressed by election results.

Ethical Culture Fieldston School New York City permits students to take the day off if they feel emotionally distressed after the election.
Jerry Seinfeld, whose sons attended the school, argues that such policies encourage students to 'buckle' under pressure.
The school's decision includes excusing absences, no homework on Election Day, and available counseling services.
Seinfeld's criticism highlights broader debates over political correctness and resilience in educational settings.
Despite Seinfeld's disapproval, some parents support the school's approach, citing the high-stakes nature of elections.