Question

what concern did the court have in the pennsylvania case of lemon v. kurtzman?
this question is worth 10 point(s)
teachers were not
qualified
religious schools refused
state funding
the state would need to
monitor teachers too
closely
students were not learning
enough
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Explanation:

In Lemon v. Kurtzman, the Supreme Court addressed Pennsylvania's law funding secular teachers in religious schools. A key concern was that ensuring teachers didn't teach religion would require excessive state monitoring of religious institutions, violating the Establishment Clause by entangle government and religion.

Answer:

The state would need to monitor teachers too closely