Education
Sep. 4, 1999
Vouchers Advance Religion
By Marianne Means Some places are experimentally turning against free, nondiscriminatory public schools to prop up private religious schools with taxpayers' money for individual tuition costs.
By Marianne Means
Some places are experimentally turning against free, nondiscriminatory public schools to prop up private religious schools with taxpayers' money for individual tuition costs.
If carried out nationally, this shift of educational emphasis could drain the s...
Some places are experimentally turning against free, nondiscriminatory public schools to prop up private religious schools with taxpayers' money for individual tuition costs.
If carried out nationally, this shift of educational emphasis could drain the s...
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