It was fifty years ago when the economist Milton Friedman proposed School Choice Programs to improve American education. Today, about 36 000 students are served by vouchers. The programs are in the city of Washington D.C., and three of the fifty states: Florida, Ohio and Wisconsin. The number of students will grow with 14 000 new vouchers just approved by lawmakers in Ohio. And Utah will offer a voucher program for disabled students. (1)_______________________.One objection to vouchers has to do with the fact that most private schools are religious. The Constitution separates government and religion. Voucher critics argue that the use of public money for religious school is unconstitutional. (2)_______________________.Yet some people think all families should be offered vouchers, not just poor ones. Milton Friedman and his wife started the Milton and Rose D. Friedman Foundation to work for school choice with the goal to improve, through competition, the quality of education for all.Milton Friedman had his ninety-third birthday on Sunday. (3)_______________________. Mr Friedman told Education Week that he thinks fifty years from now, all students will be served by school vouchers.
A few states offer tax .. other forms of support to help parents to pay private schools.
A policy voucher suggests public school should give more money so children can attend good schools near their home.
The nobel prize win economist has benn talking to the reporters about 50 ..of their proposes.
1) A few states offered tax craticed in other forms to surpport and help parents paying for the private schools.
2) A ponents of voucher suggest public school should get more money so all children can attend good schools near their home.
3) The Noble Prize Winning economist has been talking to reporters about the 50% universary of his proposal.
1)A few states offered tax quiet other forms support that help parents pay for private schools
2)A ponent of voucher suggest public school should get more money, so all children can attend good schools near their home
3)The nobel prize winning economist has been talking to reporters about the fifty than universally of his proposal