Public Aid to Religious Schools: What the Supreme Court Said --and Didn't Say.

Nolte, M. Chester

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Public Aid to Religious Schools: What the Supreme Court Said --and Didn't Say

Nolte, M. Chester

American School Board Journal, 165, 1, 35,45, Jan 78

The yardstick for determining the constitutionality of state aid to parochial schools is now in three questions: Does the law in question meet a valid secular purpose? Does the law either advance or inhibit religion? Does the law create an excessive governmental entanglement with religion? (Author/IRT)

Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Parochial Schools, Private School Aid, State Aid, State Legislation, Supreme Court Litigation

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