1. Donald Lambro contends that the government should offer tuition vouchers to families so that children can attend the private school of their parents’choice.The National Education Association (NEA) maintains that vouchers will damage public education by taking away needed funds from public schools, thereby increasing educational inequality. Does the NEA’s viewpoint effectively refute Donald Lambro’s argument? Why or why not"

2. Charles J. Chaput, Reggie White, and Sara White argue that parents should have the right to use vouchers to send their children to Catholic or other religious schools. Llewellyn H. Rockwell argues that voucher programs will harm these schools. How do the arguments of these authors reflect differing views on the nature and purpose of religious schools? Explain your answer, using evidence from the viewpoints.

3. Jeff Jacoby presents the story of the proposed North Bridge Classical Charter School—using...