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fromThe Conversation
2 months ago
philosophy

Split Supreme Court blocks Oklahoma's Catholic charter school but future cases could hinge on whether charters are, at their core, public or private

fromNew York Post
3 months ago
SF politics

Supreme Court may approve first-ever taxpayer-funded Catholic charter school

The Supreme Court may allow Oklahoma to fund a religious charter school, impacting K-12 education nationally.
SF politics
fromwww.nytimes.com
4 months ago

Opinion | A Supreme Court Case Threatens the Church-State Divide

The Supreme Court case may redefine funding for religious charter schools, challenging the church-state separation in public education.
philosophy
fromThe Conversation
2 months ago

Split Supreme Court blocks Oklahoma's Catholic charter school but future cases could hinge on whether charters are, at their core, public or private

The Supreme Court blocked Oklahoma's first religious charter school, raising critical questions on public funding for faith-based education.
Future rulings could define the rights of students and teachers in charter schools.
SF politics
fromNew York Post
3 months ago

Supreme Court may approve first-ever taxpayer-funded Catholic charter school

The Supreme Court may allow Oklahoma to fund a religious charter school, impacting K-12 education nationally.
SF politics
fromwww.nytimes.com
4 months ago

Opinion | A Supreme Court Case Threatens the Church-State Divide

The Supreme Court case may redefine funding for religious charter schools, challenging the church-state separation in public education.
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NYC parents
fromNew York Post
5 months ago

Two NYC yeshivas lose funding over failure to meet basic education requirements

New York State has informed two Chassidic schools of funding withdrawal due to non-compliance with educational standards.
NYC parents
fromwww.nytimes.com
5 months ago

New York Pulls Funds for 2 Yeshivas That Fail to Offer Secular Education

New York State is cutting funding to two Hasidic schools for failing to provide adequate education, effectively closing them down.
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