Compelled Support Clause News Today

The Vermont Legislature now faces the daunting task of balancing the recent Supreme Court ruling that, if a state sends tax dollars to any private schools, it cannot exclude religious schools.

This is not an either-or crisis. Its a both-and opportunity to improve education throughout the state, and its based on sound legal footing.

Vermont has a unique education landscape in that 44 of it’s 114 school districts do not operate a public school for some grade levels. Locally, towns like Sunderland, Dorset, Sandgate,

Vermont has agreed to pay legal fees and tuition costs of multiple families who plan to use the funds to send their children to religious schools after initially prohibiting public funding from going to religious schools.

Vermont has agreed to pay legal fees and tuition costs of multiple families who plan to use the funds to send their children to religious schools after initially prohibiting public funding from going to religious schools.

Vermont has agreed to pay legal fees and tuition costs of multiple families who plan to use the funds to send their children to religious schools after initially prohibiting public funding from going to religious schools.

Vermont has agreed to pay legal fees and tuition costs of multiple families who plan to use the funds to send their children to religious schools after initially prohibiting public funding from going to religious schools.

BURLINGTON — A Mount Tabor attorney has filed a motion to intervene in the settlement of a federal lawsuit that could change the way school choice is funded in Vermont.

BURLINGTON — A Mount Tabor attorney has filed a motion to intervene in the settlement of a federal lawsuit that could change the way school choice is funded in Vermont.

The Vermont secretary of education tells school superintendents they cannot keep public tuition money from religious schools after Supreme Court ruling.