How should the Dougco voucher case be decided?

Last week the Colorado Supreme Court heard oral arguments on the Douglas County School District’s voucher program.

From our article:

The oral arguments centered around whether the program violates the state’s school funding and charter school laws, whether the program is designed to benefit the student or religious institutions, and whether the plaintiffs — a group of parents and taxpayers — have legal standing to challenge the program.

That brings us to this week’s question: If you were a supreme court justice, how would you decide the case?

Click here if you need more information for or against the voucher program. You can also listen to the hearing, which is about an hour long, here. (The case is officially known as Taxpayers v. Douglas County.)

Each Monday, we ask readers a question about a timely or timeless question about their experiences in education. Readers who want to share their opinions should leave a response in the comment section below, tweet us @ChalkbeatCO, send an email, or leave a comment on our Facebook wall. Every Friday we round up the responses. Here’s last week’s.