Funding should follow the student wherever they attend school. We all pay taxes.

There should be vouchers for parents to use at schools of their choice, including religious schools; no direct funding.

The money should follow the student including home schooling and private and religious schools. There should be no strings attached. Be wary of government intervention. Hillsdale College has maintained its autonomy, because it refuses to take any government money.

Federal laws apply to every citizen. Federal funding should be available to every citizen attending any type of school. Our country is based on religious beliefs and schools expounding those beliefs should not be excluded from any federal program.

If religious and private schools take public money, they will be subject to all the rules and regulations that the current public school system has. This is something I don't want! Only our religious and private schools can give our students the full academic education they need to succeed and become independent thinkers with a moral compass.

The money should follow the child, whether that child attends a public school, charter school, religious school, military school, or other private school, assuming the school is accredited.

If the school is accredited, the funding should accompany the kid regardless of whether they attend a public, charter, religious, military, or other private 1v1 lol school.

Wherever a pupil attends school, financial support should follow. Everybody pays taxes.

I agree with Jan Burch - the money should follow the child.

To be student-centered and analyze specific situations in order to maximize the use of funds. AUXITO

This is not a simple question. When we think of religious schools the ones that spring to mind are most often Jewish or Christian schools. Yet we also have Muslim schools in America teaching the destruction or country and way of life. Legally we probably are unable to stipulate which schools are "approved" for funding. I believe in the parental right to choose the best school for their children, however I cannot condone schools with such a damaging and hateful curriculum.