In this case, public schools in Cleveland were severely failing and decided that there needed to be a solution to this issues. The “Pilot Project Scholarship Program” is then inacted. This program allowed parents to use public money to pay for their child’s tuition for private schools and religious schools as well. The parents received a voucher that was up to $2,250, and allowed the students to attend any participating school of their choosing. The programs main goal was to improve low educational performance of the students. However, the majority of private schools were affiliated to religious groups. In turn, 82 percent of the participating schools were religiously affiliated schools, and no public school took part in this program. Due
