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California parents are asking the Supreme Court to review a case regarding the rejection of religious educational materials for homeschooling. They argue that the state violated their constitutional rights by dismissing their curriculum, which meets state standards but includes religious content. The Supreme Court's decision on whether to hear the case could come this fall.
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California parents are asking the Supreme Court to review a case regarding the rejection of religious educational materials for homeschooling. They argue that the state violated their constitutional rights by dismissing their curriculum, which meets state standards but includes religious content. The Supreme Court's decision on whether to hear the case could come this fall.
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