The voucher system of education would be better for the US than it's current education system

Hello there and thank you for your timely response. R1- my opponent concedes the point as to that a voucher system will not quality of education. basically that's it I won sure they can go where they want and they can go out of business and new schools will arrive ( highly doubt all assertions made just to clarify not agreeing with you ) the resolutions stands on it's on "the voucher system of education would be better for the US than it's current education system" you the Pro were supposed to prove how the voucher system was above the current system and if "it is not absolutely certain that a voucher system will guarantee a better quality of education"- (opponent ) so then what's the point i even going to these schools if better education isn't guaranteed? furthermore Schools are provided money through tax payers money so no matter what you do your money will still most likely end up paying for the public school so the chances of public school going out of business is most likely not going to happen. If a school would in fact decimate itself that means that students aren't passing standardized government tests so they suffer sanctions from n child left behind then the government places it's own teachers in said school to see what is happening. to not allow a student into a school wouldn't affect private schools in any way may I remind you that it is where rich kids go to school and furthermore just for arguments sake lets say a student gets in the private school what then what has he accomplished? what will he do that he isn't doing at his other school? They both teach to a certain degree the same curriculum and have the to a certain degree the same extra curricular activities. You debate that they can't show favoritism then you say they can which is it? "When the government puts its imprimatur on a particular religion it conveys a message of exclusion to all those who do not adhere to the favored beliefs. A government cannot be premised on the belief that all persons are created equal when it asserts that God prefers some."- supreme court justice harry So no it doesn't matter if a parent chooses the school the argument being made by me is that the government is giving, giving, giving vouchers (money) to parents to spend it on church so government give church money. You see it is in direct violation of the 1st amendment separation of church and state. I completely and fully concede his 2nd point just the beginning. Next my opponent says: "The Voucher system is better equipped to improve the condition of education for students because it is designed in a way to allow poor (as in failing or unsuccessful) schools to fail while allowing successful school to expand and new schools to form to test new ways of teaching. It is a system designed around pleasing parents, ensuring them that their children are receiving the best education around. It is more open to new developments and innovations to improve education because they would be good selling points to attract more parents and increase profits." If the schools were failing it's not because it was poor could be a factor but in fact because the students are morons so if a school fails no new schools are made the students are distributed to the schools already in place. "It is a system designed around pleasing parents, ensuring them that their children are receiving the best education around"- opponent "While I have to agree that it is not absolutely certain that a voucher system will guarantee a better quality of education"- opponent star-burst contradictions :) How does "it" attract parents and increase profit? Closing: My opponent does not prove his burden nor does he disprove my assertions in the first round so I extend those arguments "The voucher school system is quite wonderful, it gives government grants to citizens who wish to send their children to a private school, however it is a fallacy to think the grant will guarantee that they'll get in the private school nor does it guarantee a better quality of education. The voucher system lets parents children attend religious schools which are a direct violation to the 1st amendment separation of church and state. They are designed to give vouchers to some students at the worst schools. The vouchers will drain money from schools that need it most. Deplorable conditions await those doomed to be left behind in already struggling schools whose financial problems would be exacerbated by vouchers. Public schools must accept everyone regardless of disabilities, test scores, religion, or other characteristics; private schools can show favoritism or discrimination in selecting students." I eagerly await Pro's response