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Supreme Court deadlocked in religious charter school case

Supreme Court blocks Oklahoma from launching taxpayer-funded religious charter school

The Supreme Court on Thursday, in a 4-4 ruling, said Oklahoma cannot create the nation's first religious charter school funded directly with taxpayer dollars.

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Deadlocked Supreme Court Rejects Bid for Religious Charter School in Oklahoma

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Supreme Court deadlocks, blocking creation of first religious public school

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A deadlocked Supreme Court rejects religious charter schools – for now

A deadlocked Supreme Court sidestepped a decision about whether to allow the United States’ first public religious charter school, preserving the church-state wall for now.

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Supreme Court blocks Catholic charter school in big setback for religion advocates

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Religious Education Lost at the Supreme Court. But It’s Winning Everywhere Else.

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Supreme Court tie vote dooms taxpayer funded Catholic charter school in Oklahoma

Opponents warned that allowing it would blur the separation between church and state, sap money from public schools and possibly upend the rules governing charter schools in almost every state.

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Ryan Walters responds after SCOTUS tie blocks Catholic charter School: 3 key takeaways

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‘A Day to Exhale’: Supreme Court Deadlocks on Religious Charter Schools — For Now

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US Supreme Court blocks public funding for religious charter school

The state of Oklahoma may not direct public state funding to what was set to be the nation's first religious charter school after the US Supreme Court deadlocked over the case. The justices were evenly split,

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Why Amy Coney Barrett may have sat out huge Supreme Court case

Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett took no part in a split decision that denied public funding for the nation's first religious charter school.

Court pauses controversial Oklahoma immigration law that adds 'impermissible occupation' charge

A federal judge has agreed to temporarily block the state of Oklahoma from enforcing a controversial immigration law.

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Oklahoma Official Promises Bibles in Schools 'Will Happen' Next School Year Despite Lawmakers Scrapping Funding

Oklahoma's State Superintendent declared that schools within the state will be given Bibles in the fall despite the fact that funding for the initiative was denied by Oklahoma's state legislature.