> Why should my tax dollars get to fund religious schools? They already do: your public school taxes fund schools which advocate a particular way of life & loo

> Why should my tax dollars get to fund religious schools? They already do: your public school taxes fund schools which advocate a particular way of life & looking at the world — i.e., a religion. Far better, I think, to let all parents determine which religion they wish their children to be brought up in, than to only allow that privilege to those wealthy enough to afford it. Coincidentally, school choice & vouchers are likely to lead to improved educational outcomes, because parents will be able to choose schools that (they believe) are better. One negative outcome would be that schools would be forced to advertise & market themselves, which means that a school which is academically better but markets less will be perceived to be worse than it is. I don't know how to solve that problem, but I think it's less of a problem that the current set of problems.