Heks, Maine is an unusual town in that a majority (about 55%) of its population is Wiccan, which is a modern pagan religion. Many of the Wiccan parents in the town are unhappy that the curriculum in the public schools appears to be taught from a monotheistic perspective. The curriculum also fails to address what they believe to be the centrality of pagan thought in much of history. Which of the following mechanisms might Heks constitutionally use to address that perceived issue?

a) increase property taxes in Heks and use the proceeds for a voucher program that reimburses families up to $5,000 per child for attendance at schools, including those that inculcate Wiccan values and theology

b) provide a property tax credit up to $1,000 per child for contributions to a scholarship fund that provides money to academically strong children to attend high school, including schools that inculcate Wiccan values and theology

c) require that teachers in the public schools be Wiccan

d) use city funds to erect monuments on public lands that celebrate the achievements of Wiccan leaders and their contributions to understanding of the gods, provided that the sum spent on the monuments be no greater than that used by the city to fund its fire department

e) (a) and (b)