Analysis of the average cost in excess of private school tuition paid by Wisconsin taxpayers is illuminating. Both the numbers of schools receiving this state subsidy and the average dollar amount of that subsidy are high. Eighty-nine percent of the religious schools participating in the voucher program—54 out of a total of 61—received a voucher payment that exceeds their school tuition.
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February 22, 2001, p. A4. - Corrine M. Yu and William L. Taylor, eds., “Title I in midstream: the fight to improve schools for poor kids” (Washington, D.C.: Citizens’ Commission on Civil Rights, 1999).
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