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Oklahoma case revisits constitutionality of religious charter schools
Original: Are religious charter schools constitutional? After deadlocked SCOTUS decision, another Okla. case is trying to find out
A new Oklahoma legal case is testing whether the state can authorize a religiously affiliated charter school, following a deadlocked US Supreme Court decision that left the core question unresolved. The 4-4 tie prevented a national ruling, so the constitutional issue returns to state courts, with the outcome likely to shape whether publicly funded charter schools can be run by religious organizations.
Why now: The Supreme Court's deadlock left the question open, so a new Oklahoma case is drawing attention as the next test of church-state law.
US Supreme CourtOklahomaOklahoma Statewide Virtual Charter School BoardSt. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School
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