Oklahoma Legislators Seek To Exclude Religious Schools From New School Choice Program

‘Oklahoma families should not have to exchange their religious freedom for their education,’ one Democratic lawmaker said.

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Oral arguments are set for Tuesday morning after the state’s attorney general filed a lawsuit against the Oklahoma Statewide Virtual Charter School Board for approving a first-of-its-kind Catholic public charter school. pexels.com

As Oklahoma moves toward expanding educational opportunities for students, some Oklahomans are not happy about all the opportunities out there — particularly at religious institutions.

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