SCHOOL CHOICE SINCE 1869

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NESTLED IN THE MOUNTAINS of lush Vermont is a tiny town called Chittenden (pop. 1,102) that may soon become embroiled in a constitutional controversy. Like many small Vermont towns, Chittenden has no high school. Instead, its high school students are “tuitioned” by the town to the school of their parents’ choice.

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