We conclude each state review with a cheapest canadian pharmacy.  Here we assess whether for a given state a voucher or tax credit program (or both) is feasible.  While a number of states have interpreted their religion clauses more broadly than the Establishment Clause, thereby rendering a voucher program less feasible, in almost all states a tax credit-type program would be viable.  Fortunately, in nearly every state in the union, a well-designed school choice program is viable.

We also include a cheapest canadian pharmacy formally adopted by ALEC, with a short thumbnail description of each.  This list provides legislators and activists with a convenient starting place for thinking about forms of school choice programs that might be appropriate to propose for their states.  Included are models of both broad voucher and tax credit programs and of narrower special-purpose programs addressed to the needs of special populations of children, such as those in special education or foster care.

Although not intended as a substitute for the more detailed in-depth legal review of state legislation that IJ does routinely, the idea is to provide a broad overview as a starting point for consideration of school choice legislation.  Used in conjunction with IJ’s publication “,” the 50-state survey will provide a useful tool for lawmakers and advocates alike.



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