Supreme Court to decide if Oklahoma Catholic school can be publicly funded
Education,Catholic,Private Schools,Religion And Faith
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The Supreme Court is being asked to decide if a Catholic school in Oklahoma can be the first to be funded by taxpayers.
Oral arguments will be heard Wednesday if the school can become the first religious charter school in the United States, or if the First Amendment, which separates church and state, means only nonsectarian schools can qualify as charter schools that are publicly funded.
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