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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.
Religious Freedom
Court Stops Vermont From Treating Religious High School Students Worse Than Everyone ElseWe are simply asking that the state of Vermont treat students at religious high schools equally and give them the same opportunities as public school students.
Religious Freedom
How Vermont Is Discriminating against Students at Religious SchoolsIn Vermont only some students can take advantage of the dual enrollment program.
Religious Freedom
Hermiston Christian School v. BrownOregon governor’s changing COVID-19 rules prompts lawsuit from religious school
Religious Freedom
A.H. v. FrenchParents, Diocese of Burlington sue Vermont for religious discrimination in education
Religious Freedom
Our Lady of Guadalupe School v. Morrissey-Berru and St. James School v. BielHigh court affirms freedom of religious schools to determine who teaches their faith
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Biographies
Jake Warner
Legal Counsel
Jake Warner serves as legal counsel with Alliance Defending Freedom, where he is a key member of the Center for Conscience Initiatives.
John Bursch
Vice President of Appellate Advocacy, Senior Counsel
John Bursch is vice president of appellate advocacy and senior counsel with Alliance Defending Freedom.
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