Catholic Education Hangs in the Political Balance
Proponents say the November election’s outcome will determine the future of many schools.
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Supreme Court’s School-Voucher Decision Could Benefit Many Minority Families
The June 30 decision overturns the longtime prohibition of state-funded scholarships and vouchers for tuition assistance at Catholic and other faith-based schools.
The Bigotry of Blaine No More
COMMENTARY: U.S. Supreme Court paves the way for parental choice for their children’s education.
‘Espinoza v. Montana’ Is a Victory for Religious Freedom
COMMENTARY: Espinoza is about more than righting the ugly past of anti-Catholicism. It’s about our present and future.
The Supreme Court Should End Anti-Catholic Blaine Amendments
EDITORIAL: After more than a century on the books in more than 30 states, this restrictive legislation needs to go.
Will Supreme Court Support State Scholarships for Religious Schools?
Following Jan. 22 oral arguments in Espinoza v. Montana, school-choice proponents expressed optimism that the high court will rule in their favor .
US Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Montana School Choice Case
According to the Department of Education, the tax credit program could mean “a historic investment in America’s students, injecting up to $5 billion yearly into locally controlled scholarship programs that empower students to choose the learning environment and style that best meets their unique needs.”
Expanding School Choice: Making Education More Accessible or Bureaucratic Boondoggle?
The Trump administration’s proposal would make Catholic schooling more accessible, but it raises concerns about federal overreach.
Will Catholic Schools Be Left Behind by School Choice?
President Trump restates his commitment to school choice, but a variety of factors may determine whether Catholic schools thrive in any reform.
President Trump Visits Catholic School, Praises Education for Both Mind and Soul
The president visited St. Andrew Catholic School in Orlando, Florida, March 3, to discuss school choice.
