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An Ohio court’s ruling against $776 million in vouchers reignites the fight over who should pay for private school
Ohio gives parents taxpayer-funded vouchers to send their children to private schools. But those schools still get to cherry-pick which children they accept.
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Ohio provides parents with taxpayer‑funded vouchers to enroll their children in private schools, yet those schools can still select which students they accept. On Oct. 15, the Tenth District Court of Appeals ruled the state’s EdChoice voucher program unconstitutional, upholding a June 2025 lower‑court decision. The court said the program uses public money to create a separate system of non‑public schools, diverting resources from public education.
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