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By contrast , investing an additional $ 1.5 billion annually on malaria prevention and treatment today would cut the current annual world death toll of malaria in half — from one million to 500,000 a year . It 's kind of the American diner concept with an Asian twist . " A 1999 Harvard University survey found that voucher program parents were far more satisfied with their children 's education than were parents whose children remained in the Cleveland public schools [ see the figure ] . We liked the trout almondine , a big , flaky , lightly seasoned piece of fish with a layer of crunchy almonds . [ see figure ] The Wisconsin Supreme Court answered that question with a resounding " yes " on June 10 . But four people could share one piece and be satisfied . Still , fewer than half of its high school freshmen graduate . This argument ignored the fact that the district received about $ 7,500 for each of the students and sent the private schools only $ 4,400 - giving the district an extra $ 3,100 for each of the children it no longer had to educate [ see the figure ] . The objective of private voucher programs is to give low-income families the same kind of school choice that more affluent families can have by moving to another school district or sending their children to private schools . Over the last decade , the charter movement - which began as a single school with 20 students - has blossomed into more than 2,400 schools and half a million students across the country . For those not there to watch a game , a dining area is nicely separated by a brick half wall topped with a glass divider . About half of the warming during the 20th century occurred prior to the 1940s , and natural variability accounts for all or nearly all of the warming . And on each table , there 's often a small piece of cardboard that looks a bit like a ransom note , scrawled with another list of vegetables and specials of the moment , such as fried chicken livers . " While a debate rages over whether parents should be able to use tax money - or tax credits - to choose between public and private schools for their children , the movement to provide school choice to children from low-income families through privately funded vouchers is mushrooming . The growth of the privately funded school voucher movement can be traced to 1991 , when the Indiana Legislature turned down a school choice bill under pressure from the teachers union and the education establishment . This is despite the fact that having a child in a voucher program means a financial sacrifice to these families , who have to pay half or more of the tuition in most programs . It 's the kind of place designed to be a neighborhood gathering spot as soon as developers finish building all those nearby neighborhoods .