[redgolum]

There is no way I want any private religious school to have vouchers. Once a private school accepts state moneys, it has to meet certain standards from the state to keep that money. In the end the state will start dictating what the private school can teach, and you end up with the same problems of a public school.

Remember, you take the kings gold, you play the kings tune.

[nmh]

There is no way I want any private religious school to have vouchers. Once a private school accepts state moneys, it has to meet certain standards from the state to keep that money. In the end the state will start dictating what the private school can teach, and you end up with the same problems of a public school.

Remember, you take the kings gold, you play the kings tune.

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I know ... that's the down side ... as it is now, they have room to maneuver and actually educate rather than indoctrinate with liberal nonsense. Still, they need the money too ... . Maybe vouchers isn't the way ... .