Tag: Blaine Amendment

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Lawsuit targets Michigan’s restriction on public funds paying for private, religious education

Editor’s note: This article appeared Friday on The Center Square. The Mackinac Center Legal Foundation partnered with Bursch Law to file a lawsuit alleging Michigan’s restriction on the use of public funds to pay for private education is unconstitutional. Five Michigan families and the Parent Advocates for Choice in Education (PACE) Foundation,... READ MORE
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Bill of rights for parents and athletes, district scammed of $206,000, educators honored and more
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Montana school choice case appealed to U.S. Supreme Court
Montana parents appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court last week,...
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Florida schools roundup: School shooting is top AP story, panic alarms and more
School shooting is top story: A gunman’s murder of 17...
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Voucher-friendly amendments won’t be on Florida’s 2018 ballot
Florida voters will not be voting this fall on whether...
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Florida schools roundup: Teacher housing, court case, signs and more
Housing for teachers: It’s becoming harder for Miami-Dade County teachers to...
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Florida schools roundup: Board pay, charters, Blaine Amendment and more
No end to board pay: The Constitution Revision Commission rejects...
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Former Fla. Supreme Court Justice: Time to nix Blaine Amendment
Florida’s prohibition on public aid to religious institutions grew out...
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Florida schools roundup: Teacher evaluations, graduation rates and more
Teacher evaluations: Local school boards would be given the power...
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Florida schools roundup: Blaine Amendment, school spending and more
Blaine Amendment: The Constitution Revision Commission’s Declaration of Rights Committee...
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Florida’s ‘Blaine Amendment’ could be erased
By Lloyd Dunkelberger News Service of Florida A ban on state...
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