The South Burlington Town School District does not maintain a public high school. He has joined the school district, its elected officials and the Attorney General of Vermont as parties defendant to obtain a declaratory decree in *515 equity of his rights, and the corresponding powers and duties of the defendants by the provisions of 16 V.S.A. Raymond Swart, started this controversy on his asserted status of a resident taxpayer in the South Burlington Town School District. The cause has been well argued and thoughtfully presented, in keeping with the sensitive and solemn issues that confront the Court.
The immediate concern of this appeal is the expenditure of public funds to meet the charges of tuition for the attendance of students at high schools operated by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington, Vermont. J., and HOLDEN, SHANGRAW, BARNEY, and SMITH, JJ. Richardson, Burlington, for plaintiff.įayette & Deschenes, Burlington, Webber, Costello & French, Rutland, for defendant.īefore HULBURD, C. Tilley, Treasurer, Treasurer and individually, Frederick Reed, Vermont Attorney General. Donoghue, Bernice Hallett, School Directors, and individually, H.
SOUTH BURLINGTON TOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT, Roscoe Bacon, John D.
