Reversal of Ban on Title I Services in Religious Schools Asked
Washington
The Clinton administration last week asked the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse its 1985 decision that bars public school teachers from providing Title I remedial education services in religious schools.
The administration joined sides with the New York City public schools and a group of Roman Catholic parents in an unusual legal strategy designed to give the high court a chance to reconsider its ruling in Aguilar v. Felton . The 5-4 decision, which was based on a challenge to New York City's Title I program, held that it was an unconstitutional government establishment of religion for public school teachers to provide remedial...
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