Schools across the nation are facing tough fights about vouchers. Examine the pros and cons. It's not an untried idea. Evidence from the countries that have implemented voucher plans indicates that such systems increase inequality without making schools better. Board presidents and business leaders disagree.
Vouchers repeat the error of public education.
Voucher foes fight Cleveland program. In Connecticut, the school-privatization push comes to shove. Given the disarray of Establishment Clause jurisprudence, one can find strong support in the Supreme Court case law for both sides of this issue. The Author argues that in order to create coherent Establishment Clause doctrine, the Court should refocus its Establishment Clause inquiry on the actual effect of the government aid. The author concludes that such a program does not violate the Equal Protection Clause.