Providing federal funds to sectarian schools for purchase of instructional and educational materials does not violate the Establishment Clause.
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[Ques. 2] Payment of Title I teachers in Catholic schools does not violate the Establishment Clause.
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[Ques. 3] The Supreme Courts decision in
Zobrest upheld public funding of special education services in Catholic schools.
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[Ques. 4] The Establishment Clause has been rendered largely inoperable by U.S. Supreme Court decisions in
Agostini,
Helms, and
Zelman.
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[Ques. 5] Tax credits and deductions benefiting religious schools are unconstitutional. (see
Mueller v. Allen)
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[Ques. 6] States that do not provide public funds for transportation of children to parochial schools are in violation of the U.S. Constitution.
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[Ques. 7] The
Everson case in 1947 espoused a strong separation philosophy and struck down public funding to transport school children to parochial schools.
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[Ques. 8] The U.S. Supreme Court decisions in
Agostini,
Helms, and
Zelman now permit public tax funds via vouchers to flow to Catholic and other religious schools.
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[Ques. 9] Catholic clergy sought to gain public funding for a Catholic Public School System in New York in the 1840s.
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[Ques. 10] Conservative Protestant ministers fought against free public schools in America.
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