[Jim W N]

Here we go again. Although I don't know for certain, most likely theres nothing in the law or Arizona constitution that forbids the concept of vouchers. If that's true, then once again judges are making it up as they go.

The only answer to this, other than electing better executives who will appoint better judges, is a constitutional amendment making it an impeachable offense for a Justice to willfully and obviously ignore the written text and meaning of the constitution.

[Clintonfatigued]

On to the state Supreme Court. And, hopefully, if vouchers are rejected, more parents will take matters into their own hands (homeschooling when feasible).

[NutCrackerBoy]

An Arizona court has ruled against school choice for parents, forcing them to continue sending their children to failing public schools.

I'm surprised Associated Press used that phrasing which sounds pro-school-choice.