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II. Michigan Constitutional Restraints on Parental Choice
By
Patrick L. Anderson
,
Richard D. McLellan
,
Joseph P. Overton
, and
Dr. Gary L. Wolfram
, published on Nov. 13, 1997
Contents
History of Article VIII, Section 2
"Parochiaid" and the 1970 Amendment
The Effect of the 1970 Amendment
Should Michigan Have the Most Repressive Constitution?
The Universal Tuition Tax Credit: A Proposal to Advance Parental Choice in Education
Executive Summary
I. The Promise of Parental Choice in Education
II. Michigan Constitutional Restraints on Parental Choice
History of Article VIII, Section 2
Should Michigan Have the Most Repressive Constitution?
III. Expanding Parental Choice with a Universal Tuition Tax Credit
IV. Impact of the UTTC on State and Local Finances
Appendix I: A Model of School Finance
Appendix II. Questions and Answers Regarding the Universal Tuition Tax Credit
Endnotes
ADDENDUM
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Tax Cut Plan Avoids Mistakes of the Past
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Adopting a “Lean Government” Model for Michigan
Keeping the Engler Revolution on Track
More by Joseph P. Overton
An Inside Look at the Government-School Mentality
Right-to-Work Laws Accelerate Economic Development, New Study Finds Michigan Losing Ground to Right-to-Work States
More by Dr. Gary L. Wolfram
Commentary: Michigan Stands Out on High Cost of Car Insurance
Reforming Michigan’s Auto Insurance Industry
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