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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After 20 years of religious discrimination, families win settlement against Vermont officials -
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Despite court rulings, VT indicates it may continue discriminating against students at religious high schools -
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2nd Circuit: VT can’t exclude students at religious high schools from tuition program -
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2nd Circuit: VT can’t discriminate against religious high school students in tuition program -
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Parents, Diocese of Burlington sue Vermont for religious discrimination in education
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