United States Browse 13 comprehensive educational choice bills, plus one public school deregulation bill, introduced between 1980 and 1990. Summaries and comparisons are included for each bill. Two years after enactment, the credits for public and non-public schools will be adjusted to a market price. Considering Chapter 2 in light of our more recent case law, we conclude that it neither results in religious indoctrination by the government nor defines its recipients by reference to religion.
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Click here for more categories for United States. After ten years of ups and downs the Milwaukee Parental Choice Program has been found constitutional. The Florida legislature is considering legislation that would allow Floridians to choose the type of educational setting in which their children are taught. An unprecedented expansion of the state's educational choice program. Compromise legislation was passed by the legislature and signed by the former governor in June 1997.