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US Supreme Court To Consider Constitutionality Of Publicly Funded Religious School

  • The US Supreme Court will hear two cases regarding the funding of religious public schools, potentially changing the relationship between church and state in public education.
  • The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled that state funding for a religious public charter school is unlawful, citing constitutional protections for separation of church and state.
  • The Freedom From Religion Foundation and other groups oppose funding for the St. Isidore School, arguing it will discriminate against students based on religion and LGBTQ-plus status.
  • If the Supreme Court rules in favor of funding religious charter schools, it may lead to states being required to support such institutions, fundamentally altering public education.
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ffrf.org broke the news in on Monday, January 27, 2025.
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