Future of Nation’s First Tax-Funded Catholic Charter School Might Fall on Supreme Court
After the school was shot down, the state’s charter school board is figuring out next steps.

The backers of what would have been the country’s first tax-funded religious virtual charter school are promising to fight the Oklahoma supreme court’s decision that blocks it, in a case that has sparked a national religious freedom debate.
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