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Vouchers are the Great Funding Equalizer

December 19, 2003
Dwyer sees vouchers not only as a great funding equalizer across all schools but as a means of requiring religious schools to provide an excellent secular education consistent with government standards. Relying on his vast knowledge of jurisprudence, he focuses on the two key issues underlying state aid to religious schools: religious establishment and equal protection.

The issue that vouchers will take money away from public schools really is not realistic, as the benefits of children getting an excellent education far outweigh the costs.