Oklahoma Decision Could Pave the Way for Religious Charter Schools Nationwide
If the decision holds up in federal court, it would be a watershed moment for faith-based education in America, allowing millions of families to send their children to religious schools — without tuition payments.
A newly released opinion in Oklahoma could open the door to tuition-free religious schools, funded by the public, across the country.
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