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Keyword: are not a panacea. I agree with Father Davis. They are an option, as are charter schools, tax credits, and other things. But Vouchers Sydney are the most visible challenge to public schools we have in this country. Vouchers Sydney empower parents and give they them a sense of ownership of their schools. “Are Vouchers Sydney Good for Catholic Education?”. In the early days of our nation, they were almost the exclusive source of educational services to our young people. They provide a model of decentralization, local autonomy, and decision-making through a much smaller external administrative system than most public schools have. They emphasize a strong sense of community and increased human concern about the needs of students, and a greater involvement of parents and staff in the overall educational activities of the school and its students. They freely introduce moral values into the educational process. Catholic schools often report higher academic achievement and student test scores, lower drop-out rates, higher graduation rates, higher rates of students going on to post-secondary schooling, greater stress on a core curriculum, and higher expectations for their students. Staff members are more committed to a common vision of what a school is about. This produces a high degree of job satisfaction and a larger number of staff who say they would become teachers and administrators again, given that choice. Catholic schools especially have, as a matter of adherence to Catholic social thought, a great commitment to the education of the poor, minorities, and non-Catholics in our inner-city urban areas. This means schools that, despite great economic sacrifice, they stay open in order to support and strengthen the changing neighborhoods and the families living there. They willingly share educational experiences and ideas with their counterparts in an effort to improve all educational services available to all of our children. They are of great tax benefit to the nation. Based on the per-pupil cost in public schools, if all private and religious school students were enrolled in public schools, we would add a minimum of $34.5 billion to the nation’s tax bill..