Ohio’s GOP-backed voucher program, which advocates say siphons off money from public schools and gives it to those who choose to attend private institutions, violates the state constitution, a state appeals court ruled Thursday.
A lower court didn’t err when it granted summary judgment in favor of plaintiff school districts, the Ohio Court of Appeals, Tenth District said. The trial court also properly concluded that the voucher program violated a state constitutional clause that established a statewide system of free public schools that operate under uniform standards, Judge David J. Leland (D) ...
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