SCOTUS May Agree some Schools Can Exclude Children of LGBTQ+ Parents
The justices weighed whether Colorado can require all preschool providers receiving state funds to accept children regardless of LGBTQ+ status, a rule most schools have signed.
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St Mary Parish: Supreme Court Leaning Yes on Publicly Financed Discrimination Against 4-Year-Olds
Across the country, roughly 2.6 million LGBTQ adults are parents to minor children. Childcare is notoriously expensive, and gay and transgender parents are more likely to live in poverty than both straight parents and LGBTQ nonparents. Since August 2023, however, Colorado state law has empowered LGBTQ families to send their children to high-quality preschools, with the knowledge that they won’t be turned away because of cost or because of who th…
Catholic programs want to refuse LGBTQ+ families; U.S. Supreme Court to decide if they can
LITTLETON, Colo. — The hallways of the St. Mary Catholic Parish school are decorated with Adam-and-Eve-themed apple prints and a mural depicting Jesus’ life as a child. Inside the preschool classroom is a prayer table with a rosary and puzzle pieces shaped like the symbols of Catholicism.
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