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Summary
Vermont maintains a Town Tuition Program, which provides educational vouchers for students who live in the towns that lack public schools. Students at public and secular private schools are eligible, and so are home-schooled students, but students at religious private high schools are excluded.
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Religious Freedom
Victory! Court Rules VT Can’t Discriminate Against Students at Religious SchoolsNow families in Vermont who want their children to receive an education at a religious school can do so on the same basis as other families.
Religious Freedom
How Vermont Discriminates Against Students at Private Religious SchoolsWe are asking the court to set this right and to stop Vermont from treating religious schools and their students worse than everyone else.
Religious Freedom
College of the Ozarks v. BidenMissouri college challenges Biden order that opens dorms, showers to opposite sex
Religious Freedom
Hunter v. U.S. Department of EducationChristian colleges fight lawsuit designed to strip their students of financial aid
Religious Freedom
A.M. v. FrenchPublic, nonreligious private, and home-schooled high-school students can attend college classes, but not students from private religious schools
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Paul Schmitt
Legal Counsel
Paul Schmitt serves as legal counsel with Alliance Defending Freedom, where he is a member of the Center for Christian Ministries.