AK House Judiciary Committee introduces constitutional amendment allowing public money to private and religious educators

In a press release, Representatives Sarah Vance and Jamie Allard said the ruling threatens parental choice and jeopardizes a variety of programs.

In a press release, Representatives Sarah Vance and Jamie Allard say the ruling threatens parental choice and jeopardizes a variety of programs.

Specifically, it would delete a passage which says “No money shall be paid from public funds for the direct benefit of any religious or other private educational institution.”She said “by allowing public funds to benefit all Alaskans seeking educational opportunities, this amendment promotes fairness and empowers choice in education.”

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