Resetting eligibility for taxpayer funding of K-12 education can seem confusing, but it boils down to doing what is right by Vermont taxpayers and their values and what will pass muster with the conservative majority on the US Supreme Court.

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Valley News: Lawyer Sees Roadmap for Vermont Tuition Fight

Rutland Herald: Poor Elijah’s Almanac – All expenses paid

Rutland Herald: Editorial – Choices

VTDigger: Lawmakers consider limiting private schools’ ability to turn away students

Rutland Herald: Rewriting History

Rutland Herald: School Choice Bills Raise Concerns

VTDigger: In North Country SU, Officials Fear Federal Money Will Subsidize Discrimination

VTDigger: Vermont Religious School That Refused to Play Team With Trans Player Banned From Sporting Events

VTDigger: All But Two School Budgets Passed on Town Meeting

VTDigger: House Lawmakers Weigh Softer Approach to Private Schools

Vermont Edition: Should Vermont’s Private Schools Get Public Education Dollars?

VTDigger: House Weighs Softer Approach to Private Schools

Valley News: Tuition Changes a Threat to Some Vermont Schools

Valley News Editorial: No Public Funding for Private Schools

VTDigger: Lawmakers Propose Restricting Public Tuition Money to Private Schools

VTDigger: Religious Schools Seek to Sidestep Anti-Discrimination Rules

WCAX: School Choice Bills Aim to Deny Private Schools Public Money