That important part of our history and identity has made ours a country where there are many religious options, and where one doesn't have to support any church. (religion-online.org)
If, however, one finds value in having a variety of options, and particularly religious options for families that desire them, this policy development is troubling. (educationnext.org)
After the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Zelman v. SimmonsHarris, only state religion clauses represent a potential constitutional bar to the inclusion of religious options in properly designed school choice programs. (ij.org)