Legislative Update: These 5 States Are Taking Up Private School-Choice Bills
More than 13% of Catholic school students nationwide use school choice program funding to help with tuition.
More than 13% of Catholic school students nationwide use school choice program funding to help with tuition.
With the vote, the future of the 177-page education bill itself is now uncertain.
The push for school choice is gaining momentum, with seven states in 2023 alone enacting school-choice programs that are available to all students.
Every N.C. family will be able to apply for tuition assistance to attend a K-12 private school beginning in 2024-2025.
Gov. Kim Reynolds signed the Students First Act into law on Jan. 24.
As part of the settlements, state and local government officials agreed that Vermont’s exclusion of religious private schools from the program is unconstitutional and unenforceable.
COMMENTARY: Besides Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health, the High Court upheld the First Amendment’s right to religious exercise and expression in four other important cases.
Only Catholic schools can save the Church, says Boston Archdiocese’s superintendent of schools. He tells Religious Freedom Matters how it can happen.
Ambassador Sam Brownback says school choice is crucial to religious liberty — but we’re going to have to fight for it.
Nearly half of U.S. Catholics are Hispanic — so why don’t more families send their children to Catholic schools? Expert Lucia Luzondo talks to Religious Freedom Matters.
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