In 1997, the state of Vermont enacted a law (Act 60) that__________.
A. combines school taxes across the state and redistributes funding on an equal per-student basis
B. eliminated property taxes as a method of gaining school funding
C. enacted a "voucher system" that parents could use to "pay" for their child to attend a private or parochial school
D. eliminated busing
Answer: A
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