A Better IDEA: Religious families and schools need special education funding too (A Snapshot)

In California, parents may access special education funds to help send their children with disabilities to nonreligious private schools that will best serve their individual needs. But state law explicitly bans parents from using that money to send their children to religious schools, even when those are the schools best able to meet their children’s needs. California politicians are thus punishing religious parents, their children, and religious schools who would gladly accept students with disabilities, simply because the schools that would best meet these children’s needs are religious.
Learn more about Becket's lawsuit in Loffman v. California Department of Education: www.becketlaw.org/case/loffma...