If that catechism seems as reasonable to you as it did to this Jew who watched it, you should be outraged that a judge is threatening to throw out Cleveland's pilot voucher program for violating the separation of church and state. No one complains when students use federal student loans to go to Notre Dame. The right way to run a school Parochial schools are not a panacea, but they're hardly a vanguard for the pope's takeover of America, either. Take San Raphael. Forty percent of its students aren't even Catholic.
Education is second, religion is third.
As many public school reformers urge, Catholic schools are given enormous autonomy to shape their academic program but get held accountable for results. He scrambles for grants for computers. If you haven't mastered the material, you repeat the grade. Religion beats the status quo To be sure, there's lots of religion. Imagine you're poor.