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Recent legal settlements in Vermont are a victory for champions of education freedom for students and parents.

Vermont has the oldest school choice program in the country.

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.

It took years of legal fights, and a related ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court, but parties in Vermont have settled two cases involving school tuition and religious discrimination.

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.

Lawsuit challenges state’s exclusion of faith-based private schools from tuition assistance

A circuit ruling Wednesday ended Vermont's state prohibition that restricted tuition funding for religious students after 21 years of discrimination toward students going to religious schools.

The government is asking them to compartmentalize their faith or to establish a litany of extra procedures in order to somehow stop tuition benefits from supporting anything religious in nature.