The recent U.S. Supreme Court decision declaring school vouchers constitutional will likely stir up discussion at the statehouse next year about vouchers and the issue of school choice.
Vouchers have been a contentious educational issue in Connecticut. In the past, Republican Gov. John G. Rowland has proposed plans that would let low-income parents use vouchers or tuition tax credits to send their children to private school, but all have been defeated by the Democrat-controlled legislature.
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