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Legislators Vote to Include Religious Schools in Town Tuitioning Law

The state Senate on Thursday voted to repeal two state laws that unconstitutionally exclude religious schools from participating in state education tuitioning programs. Both bills were previously approved by the House.

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Croydon grandparents sue over state law that bans religious schools from tuition program

A Croydon couple on Wednesday filed a civil rights lawsuit against the state, challenging a law that forbids local school districts from paying tuition to religious schools.

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COVID19: Are Teacher’s Unions Unintentionally Destroying their Education Monopoly?

I know people in public education, and watchdogs outside of it. There is pressure for Public Schools to not go back to in-person learning. At least not right away. But that’s a problem for a lot of people, or maybe not. Catholic Schools are stepping up to offer an alternative.

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Huge School Choice Win: SCOTUS Rules States Can’t Prohibit Scholarships to Religious Schools

The NH Democrat Party has invested a great deal of blood, treasure, and BS, selling the idea that private education scholarships that create tax credits can’t go to religious schools. But now what? The US Supreme Court, ruling in a Montana case today, has declared that unconstitutional.

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Supreme Court Heard Oral Argument in a Blaine Amendment Case

The Supreme Court’s Blaine Amendment case is important because 37 states have Blaine Amendments. The case involves a Montana tax credit scholarship programThe tax credit program provided scholarships for underprivileged kids to use at private schools.  The Montana legislature passed the law.

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US Dept. Of Education Will No Longer Bar Religious Schools From Qualified Federal Funds

New Hampshire Democrats have been shouting themselves blue in the face about ‘public money’ going to religious schools through private scholarships. First, that’s not public money. Second, even if it were the state cannot categorically deny funding based on religion.

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What Does NH Democrat Rep. Wendy Thomas Have Against Religious Schools?

Merrimack, New Hampshire Democrat Wendy Thomas recently showed her support for a form of religious bigotry by liking a tweet responding to a local news piece about New Hampshire’s Education Scholarship Tax Credit. The tweeter wrote, “repeal this abomination of a “scholarship” and keep public school money where it belongs.”

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