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The Supreme Court is evaluating the legality of state preschool funding rules that may discriminate based on religion. Conservative justices assert that while states are not obligated to fund private schools, any funding provided must not favor or discriminate against religious institutions.
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The Supreme Court is evaluating the legality of state preschool funding rules that may discriminate based on religion. Conservative justices assert that while states are not obligated to fund private schools, any funding provided must not favor or discriminate against religious institutions.
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