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Direct linkMcCluskey, Neal – Journal of School Choice, 2018
The public schooling system is supposed to be neutral regarding religion. Constitutional provisions prohibit government from interfering with, or establishing, religion, and ensure equality of all people under the law. This article examines whether public schooling meets these requirements. It first briefly reviews the history of American…
Descriptors: Public Schools, Religion, Constitutional Law, Educational History
