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Colorado mother claims denial of preschool aid due to Catholic education

Erika Nagle, a Colorado mother, claims her family was denied $12,000 in preschool aid due to their Catholic education choice. The state's preschool funding program, which offers over $6,000 per child, is under scrutiny for potentially discriminating against religious families. The Supreme Court will hear the case on Tuesday.

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A Colorado mother, Erika Nagle, alleges her family was denied $12,000 in preschool funding because they chose a Catholic school for their children. She claims the state's preschool program, which offers over $6,000 per eligible child, discriminates against religious families. The case raises questions about the inclusion of religious schools in public funding and will be heard by the Supreme Court on Tuesday.

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  • Erika Nagle's family was denied $12,000 in preschool benefits.
  • The Colorado preschool funding program launched in 2023.
  • The program offers approximately $6,300 per eligible child.
  • The Supreme Court will hear the case on Tuesday.
  • Nagle claims the program pressures families to abandon religious education.
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Colorado mom says kids denied $12K in preschool aid over Catholic faith as Supreme Court showdown looms

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Colorado mother claims denial of preschool aid due to Catholic education