In Zelman v. Simmons-Harris (2002), the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that
a. Cleveland's voucher program "is entirely neutral with respect to religion" because all private schools, religious or not, are eligible to participate
b. Cleveland must expand its criteria for accepting students into the voucher program
c. Cleveland's voucher program violates the "establishment clause" of the First Amendment
d. lower courts must retry the case with more attention to First Amendment issues
A
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(a) materials, (b) specific needs of students with special needs, (c) teacher-student relationships, (d) activities.
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