Supreme Court Split on Limits To Title I Aid
Washington
The U.S. Supreme Court was deeply divided last week as it heard oral arguments on whether to overturn its 1985 ruling that barred public school teachers from providing remedial aid on the premises of religious schools.
The case before the high court, essentially a reconsideration of the 1985 decision, could hold wide-ranging implications for various forms of government aid to...
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