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A federal judge has ruled that Oklahoma officials cannot exclude the National Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School Foundation from the state's charter school program, stating that such exclusion violates the First Amendment. The ruling allows the school to operate while litigation continues, and Oklahoma officials may appeal the decision.
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A federal judge has ruled that Oklahoma officials cannot exclude the National Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School Foundation from the state's charter school program, stating that such exclusion violates the First Amendment. The ruling allows the school to operate while litigation continues, and Oklahoma officials may appeal the decision.
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