School choice, the code word behind the battle to break the monopoly of the public schools, has begun in earnest. Long in the political shadows, the recent election and confirmation as Secretary of Education of a pro-school choice advocate, Betsy DeVos, has moved it into the light.
Religious Americans, in particular, have been and are still the victims of the prejudice behind our country's public educational system. They have been bamboozled by the phrase "separation of church and state," and t
School choice, the code word behind the battle to break the monopoly of the public schools, has begun in earnest. Long in the political shadows, the recent election and confirmation as Secretary of Education of a pro-school choice advocate, Betsy DeVos, has moved it into the light.
Religious Americans, in particular, have been and are still the victims of the prejudice behind our country's public educational system. They have been bamboozled by the phrase "separation of church and state," and t…
