Recovering School Choice

Catholic Social Science Review 5:345-347 (2000)
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This article argues against the present government educational monopoly and explains why taxpayers should not be forced to subsidize what is, in effect, anestablishment of a "religion" of secularism. It argues that parents in justice have a right to have the wherewithal to have genuine choice in the education of their children.

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10.5840/cssr2000538

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