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March 7 Update
Some significant legal developments have emerged over the last week concerning private and Catholic education in the United States, reflecting ongoing debates over religious freedom, diversity initiatives, and educational choice. Federal Judge Rules on Maine’s Tuition Assistance Program A federal judge has upheld Maine’s exclusion of Catholic schools from the state’s tuition assistance program, despite…
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Explainer: Vouchers
School vouchers have long been a contentious issue in the United States, representing a pivotal intersection of education policy, public funding, and parental choice. These programs allow parents to utilize public funds to enroll their children in private schools, including religious institutions, effectively redirecting taxpayer money from public to private education. Vouchers empower parents, foster…
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February 28 Update
In the past two weeks, significant developments have emerged in education law across the United States, reflecting ongoing debates over educational standards, funding, and the role of diversity initiatives. Connecticut: Settlement Reached in Stone Academy Closure A Connecticut judge has approved a $5 million class-action settlement for former students of Stone Academy, a nursing school…
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