p. 1895:
"[M]any parents of many different faiths still believe that their local schools inculcate a worldview that is antithetical to what they teach at home. [Do you agree?]Many have turned to religious schools, at considerable expense, or have undertaken the burden of homeschooling. The tax-credit program adopted by the Montana Legislature but overturned by the Montana Supreme Court provided necessary aid for parents who pay taxes to support the public schools but who disagree with the teaching there. The program helped parents of modest means do what more affluent parents can do: send their children to a school of their choice. . ."
Do you agree with Justice Alito? If he is correct about the antithetical effect of the worldview of secular education, doesn't the First Amendment require universal school choice for every child?
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