You could have monthly or quarterly payments, so that shouldn't be a
big deal.
And if the parents get the vouchers whether they send the kids to
private school or home school,......... Well I would say that
religious schools are private schools. The kids would just have to
meet the same standards for what they learn as any other private
school ( and public school for that matter ).
Math at a Catholic School is pretty much the same as math at a home
school.

Dan


jim rozen wrote in message

OK then, what do you do with the kids who spend their subsidy
and then run of voucher money half way through the year?

And, how do you handle the entanglement that vouchers are going
to cause between state funding and religious schools? Who's
driving this thing now, the state or the diocese?

Jim

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