Excerpt from The Public School Laws: Codified by Order of the State Board of Education
Art. 51. [Prohibiting State Aid to Sectarian Institutions.] - No money shall ever be taken from the public treasury, directly or indirectly, in aid of any church, sect or denomination of religion, or in aid of any priest, preacher, minister or teacher thereof, as such; and no preference shall ever be given to, nor any distinction made against any church, sect or creed of religion, or any form of religious faith or worship; nor shall any appropriations be made for charitable or benevolent purposes to any person or community; provided, this shall not apply to the State Asylums for the insane, and deaf, dumb and blind, and the charity hospitals and public charitable institutions conducted under State authority.
Art. 207. [Exemption of Educational Institutions from Taxation.] - The following property shall be exempt from taxation, and no other, viz: All public property, places of religious worship or burial, all charitable institutions, all buildings and property used exclusively for colleges, or other school purposes, the real and personal estate of any public library and that of any other literary association, used by or connected with such library; all books and philosophical apparatus, and all paintings and statuary of any company or association kept in a public hall; provided, the property so exempted be not used or leased for purpose of private or corporate profit or income.
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