Education
Sep. 16, 2000
School Vouchers Harm the Culture of Private Education
By Marshall Fritz. While tax-funded vouchers introduce sorely needed competition into schooling, they have serious flaws that outweigh their good features. Indeed, they harm education in four ways.
While tax-funded vouchers introduce sorely needed competition into schooling, they have serious flaws that outweigh their good features. Indeed, they harm education in four ways.
First, by creating a flow of money from the state to private sch...
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