There are no clear studies yet showing whether vouchers actually improve the learning of kids who use them. The issue is expected to reach the U.S. Supreme Court as early as next year. We are voting on the issues now. Parents are getting savvy about how candidates stand on the issues and they are prodding them on their views of school choice. Polls say it's behind.
Polls show a close race on it there.
Public Schools Have 'Failed Us' To the Roman Catholic cardinal of Detroit, Adam Maida, vouchers are a matter of basic equality. Half the state's private schools are Catholic. And many parents with children already in these schools would love vouchers. I mean, it's a fair bet. But across town, the cardinal's friend, Protestant minister Nicholas Hood of the Plymouth United Church of Christ, parts company with him on vouchers.