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Republicans supported a strong interpretation of the Constitution, neutral relationships with European powers, and stronger state governments
direct government aid to families to assist with private school education costs
School Vouchers are checks that can be accepted by parents to send their child or children to a private school. This money is given to the parent or guardian by the state.
Con school vouchers' means 'with school vouchers' when translated into the English language. 'Con' is the Spanish word for 'with'.
In the case of Zelman vs. Simmons-Harris, the Supreme Court upheld the use of tax-supported vouchers. This decision applied to those attending private or parochial schools.
No, church schools are private and taxpayer money can't be given to support a private school. To get around this many states have tried to pass school law allowing vouchers. Originally vouchers came about to address the passage of the Brown v Topeka Schools in the Supreme Court. The ruling made discrimination in education illegal and all white schools had to intergrate. Vouchers were to be given so white only schools could continue without the enrollment of African American children. This would include church schools to use the voucher issued by the state with taxpayer money. The idea of vouchers keeps coming up to use taxpayer money to pay to private church schools so considering the current political system it is possible that in the near future vouchers will be used and the fine line between private and public schools will be blurred, so it is conceivable that taxpayer dollars will be used for private religious schools education.
How do i apply for a school voucher?
Conservatives believed vouchers would improve public schools
the First Amendment
That would depend on what was ordered in the custody ruling. If the judge ordered ample amount of child support to cover the expenses of raising a child and private school, then the father may not have been ordered to pay any towards private school. Also, a judge may feel private school is not necessary and rule that the mohter pay the tuition, depending on why she put the child in private shool. It really all depends on several factors, such as the circumstances, amount of child support being paid, as well as the judge and how he or she rules on this.
Harvard is a private school.
Only if the school you go to enforces a uniform policy. Usually only catholic and private schools support such a policy.