California Father Says Charter School Rejected Homeschooling Books That Mentioned God
- John Woolard says a California public charter school rejected homeschooling materials that mentioned God or faith, although he says they met state academic standards.
- Woolard says school officials identified the materials’ religious component as the reason for rejecting them, requiring his family to pay for the materials themselves.
- First Liberty Institute attorney Stephanie Taub says the family is seeking U.S. Supreme Court review after an unfavorable lower-court decision.
- The U.S. Supreme Court is considering whether to hear the case.
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California dad of 5 says charter school rejected books that even mentioned God, 'Publisher blacklist'
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California dad of 5 says charter school rejected books that even mentioned God: 'Publisher blacklist'
A California father says his public charter school rejected homeschooling materials mentioning God or faith, even when they met state academic standards.
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