The US Supreme Court blocks public financing for Oklahoma religious charter schools

Oklahoma province cannot be aimed at financing the public because the US Supreme Court is not the first religious charter school since the US Supreme Court is not the first religious charter.

The janclar was divided evenly on Thursday, 4-4 votes in a judgment. Tie, the Oklahoma, who strives to build a school, approves a decision lower than the Supreme Court.

The Oklahoma School of School, Catholic Archdiocese of Oklahoma and Tulsa’s Catholic Archdiocese and Tulsa’nin five years in public financing would receive about $ 23.3 million (£ 18.7 million).

A charter school is funded by taxpayers, but managed independently.

The authorities of the US Supreme Court are not considered the width of the country and accept future cases related to justice.

The court does not reveal how to vote for the spikes and splitting along the April session of ideological lines.

Justice Amy Coney Coney Barrett, US President Donald Trump, became one of the conservative justices of the court. Did not show a reason.

The announcement did not come with an official opinion – only a page that reads: “The decision is approved by the same divided court.”

The trial of trials described this work as a test of religious borders of the US Constitution.

The 1st amendment prohibits the government to take any action to create a dominant religion. Like data schools, taxpayer funds have been restricted to religious organizations for a long time.

The two sides of the case presented the dueling scenes of religious beliefs.

Oklahoma Prosecutor General, Republican General General Drummond sued the board to override the school’s charter. He greeted the court’s decision in a statement on Thursday.

He had been illegally criticized by school for a long time, and said that the state was opened to finance other kinds of religious schools.

“The decision of the Supreme Court represents the victory created for the founding principles for the principles of religious freedom and construction,” he said.

“This decision ensures that Oklahoma taxpayers will not force families to protect their religious rights to choose any schools they want for their children.”

However, as a Christian organization, the school defended his denial of financing as a Christian body. In the statement, the authorities said they were disappointed in the verdict.

“We remain loyal to parental choice in education, we provide equal opportunity to all those who seek the best for their children,” he said.

“In light of this decision, we are investigating other options to offer virtual catholic education to all persons in the state,” he said.

Stedule Virtual Catholic Charter School St. Isidore, I aim to provide online instructions for about 500 students from the kindergarten through secondary school.

Oklahoma State Virtual Testhikes School Council approving the application for the status of the 2023 status of the status of the Charter was almost confidential.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt, Republican Kevin Stitti welcomed his satisfaction, but Mr. Drummond, the Prosecutor General, condemned it, condemned it and eventually filed a lawsuit.

Charter schools make up a small part of the US school system. In recent years, the Diagnose schools have advanced as a rally for some conservatives that are protected for some conservatives that expand children as a means to monitor children.

Trump’s Education Secretary Linda McMahon, People’s Schools wanted to reduce the federal support and expand the charter and special ones.