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VOICES | Issue: "Stand in the gap" October 18, 1997

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Lyons thrown to Baptists
September 20, 1997

No vouchers, please

Thank you for your cover story on national assessments and their potential threat to locally controlled education ("This is only a test," Sept. 13). The accompanying box ("The best defense is a good defense") hailed Sen. Dan Coats's voucher bill as "another step toward breaking the public education monopoly." Publicly funded money in private schools would expand the government's influence over private schools. Private schools that accept tax-funded vouchers will no longer be owned by parents, but by the state.The true path to educational improvement is to fund children's education with private scholarships and funds. Parents need to reclaim and retain ownership of their children's education. - Kate Lovelace, Cape Coral, Fla.

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