Separation of church and state in the U.S. turned in its head, while in Australia, funding for private schools receive 15 times more funding than state schools, while a private school expels a special needs pupil. episode artwork

EPISODE · Jul 4, 2020

Separation of church and state in the U.S. turned in its head, while in Australia, funding for private schools receive 15 times more funding than state schools, while a private school expels a special needs pupil.

from DOGS · host Robert Ely, Jean Ely, Dale Bridge

Separation of church and state in the U.S. has been turned on its head with the U.S. Supreme Court decision re: Espinoza vs Montana. Reactions to the ruling, its moot status and Betsy DeVos's new low. In Australia, funding for private schools has grown 15 times more than public counterparts.  Cate, a special needs student, is expelled by a private school- parents take the school to court.www.adogs.info

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