One: On doors throughout St. Margaret Mary School, at N. 92nd St. and Capitol Drive, there are small printed signs that say: "Be it known to all who enter here that Christ is the reason for this school."Courts have already upheld the program, so the question is not whether it violates the Establishment Clause, but whether it is good policy. What do you think?
Two: More than 10,000 students - over two-thirds of the total using publicly funded vouchers to attend private schools in Milwaukee this year - were attending religious schools.
Three: Wisconsin is putting money into religious schools in Milwaukee in ways and amounts that are without match in at least the last century of American history.
Wednesday, June 15, 2005
Public money and religious schools.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel has a detailed story about the school voucher program in Milwaukee:
Labels:
Establishment Clause,
law,
Milwaukee,
religion
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