Superintendent Ryan Walters and the Oklahoma State Department of Education asked a judge to dismiss a lawsuit aimed at ...
The case was first filed against the board and St. Isidore in July 2023 by civil liberties advocates hoping to stop the establishment of Oklahoma's first religious charter school using public funds.
Oklahoma and the nation's first religious charter school will be challenged in court. The original announcement in June to create the school sparked the debate over church and state. The Oklahoma ...
The Oklahoma State Department of Education filed a motion to dismiss in a lawsuit aimed at stopping the establishment of America's first religious charter school, according to OSDE.
The Oklahoma Parent Legislative Action Committee, faith leaders, public school parents, and public education advocates have filed a legal complaint over the approval of the St. Isidore of Seville ...
The Oklahoma State Department of Education and the Statewide Virtual Charter School Board filed motions Wednesday to dismiss a lawsuit attempting to block the launch of the country's first state-sanct ...
A Catholic charter in Oklahoma would represent a profound shift for American education—and for the charter-school movement ...
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A group of Oklahoma taxpayers has gone to court to try to block state sponsorship and state aid for St. Isidore of Seville Virtual Charter School. #oklaed ...
Oklahoma wants to create the country's first faith-based charter school. Critics say it would threaten public education and ...
In Oklahoma, a new test of religion in public schools A new lawsuit is challenging what would be the nation’s first publicly-funded religious charter school. Over the last 20 years, scientists ...
An Oklahoma school board has approved what will be the first publicly funded religious charter school in the US. The Oklahoma State Virtual Charter School Board approved the Catholic charter school by ...
