Summary
Vermont maintains a Dual Enrollment Program, under which high school students take college courses at public expense. The program’s main purpose is to promote opportunities for students to achieve postsecondary readiness through high-quality educational experiences. Students at public, secular private, and home-schools are eligible, but the state categorically excludes students at private religious high schools.
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Appeals court: Vermont can’t discriminate against children attending religious high schools -
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US DOJ: VT program discriminates against children attending religious high schools -
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2nd Circuit halts Vermont’s discrimination against children attending religious high schools
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Families sue Vermont for religious discrimination
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Jake Warner
Senior Counsel
Jake Warner serves as legal counsel for Alliance Defending Freedom’s Appellate Team.