Why Private Schools Merit Public Aid: The Constitutional Case for Tuition Tax Credits.

Moynihan, Daniel Patrick

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Publication Date: 1978

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Why Private Schools Merit Public Aid: The Constitutional Case for Tuition Tax Credits

Moynihan, Daniel Patrick

Independent School, 37, 4, 18-21, May 78

Discusses the history of the public and private school systems in the United States, their financial development, and the current controversy over whether private school students should come under the umbrella of financial aid being requested congressionally for parents earning up to $30,000 a year. (RK)

Descriptors: Educational Finance, Educational History, Elementary Secondary Education, Federal Aid, Instructional Student Costs, Private Schools, Public Schools, School Districts, State Church Separation, Supreme Court Litigation, Tax Allocation, Tax Credits

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Language: English

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