As Florida schoolkids return to classrooms this month, more of them qualify for vouchers to attend private schools.
Teachers led by their union, the Florida Education Association, and parents of k-12 public school students just lost a court battle to upend the expanding voucher program. They claim it diverts about $300 million from public schools to a competing, faith-based education system. And that violates the constitutional separation of church and state, the teachers and other public school stakeholders argue.
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