Well, it would set a precedent, but only in other states where the constitution prohibits the explicit divide of monies. Where I live, the state government is doing all it can to give public money to private schools as the teachers in the state have to constantly worry about not only doing their jobs, but also lobbying their representatives to get those bills defeated.
Well, it would set a precedent, but only in other states where the constitution prohibits the explicit divide of monies. Where I live, the state government is doing all it can to give public money to private schools as the teachers in the state have to constantly worry about not only doing their jobs, but also lobbying their representatives to get those bills defeated.