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No, this drains critical funds from the public schools serving 90% of kids.

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No, taxpayers should not subsidize private religious education.

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 @BC4FS2TNo Labels from Ohio  answered…1mo1MO

Only if it is for a specialist school for disabled children and the child is unable to learn in a public special education setting.

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Yes, parents deserve the choice to escape failing public schools.

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