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« Settling for Less | Main | Interesting juxtaposition » September 28, 2005School Voucher Plan Tucked into Katrina Bill"Buried in what might eventually total $200 billion in federal spending for Hurricane Katrina is $488 million for what would be the nation's largest school voucher program," the Palm Beach Post reports. "The proposal, which to this point is formalized only to the level of a few paragraphs in a press release, would give families displaced by the storm as much as $7,500 per child to spend on a private school, including a religious school, for the coming year." Posted by Joshua Claybourn at September 28, 2005 12:05 PM CommentsCatholic Kennedy, Senator Mass. apparently killed this provision, at least so far as any relilgious schools were concerned. Posted by: Anonymous at October 3, 2005 05:57 PM | permalink Post a comment |
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