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Religious Charter Schools Undermine Religious Freedom
The First Amendment’s establishment clause protects religious institutions by limiting the government’s involvement in and control over religious education. If faith groups begin running state-funded charter schools, they invite government oversight and risk losing the independence that allows them to stay true to their mission and values.
With only eight justices voting, the 4-4 tie leaves in place an Oklahoma Supreme Court ruling that a public religious charter ...
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday blocked a bid led by two Catholic ... Virtual School. The lower court found that the proposed school would violate the U.S. Constitution’s ...
The Supreme Court's conservative majority seemed open to allowing the Catholic Church in Oklahoma to run the nation's first ...
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SB 10 mandates that the Ten Commandments be clear enough in a classroom to be read by a person with "average vision." ...
(The aspiring virtual charter school is named after the Roman Catholic patron saint of students ... s 6–2 ruling that state law and the US Constitution prohibit taxpayer funding for religious ...
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