Tag: religious education
SCOTUS sidesteps families’ challenge to Michigan’s restrictive Blaine Amendment
The big story: After delivering a one-two punch to Blaine Amendments, the nation’s highest court decided not to take aim at Michigan’s version. Zoom in: This week, the U.S. Supreme Court declined a request to hear an appeal of a 2021 lawsuit brought by kindergarten mom Jill Hile and four... READ MOREJewish schools in Florida are growing so fast, they’re running out of room; here’s one example
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. – Thirteen years ago, Katy Horowitz and...
READ MORETribal politics, education choice, and the Constitution
As our country was being formed, states such as Connecticut,...
READ MORESpecial report: Florida’s Jewish schools are booming, fueled by families using school choice scholarships
The number of Jewish schools in Florida nearly doubled...
READ MOREFollowing the way, the truth and the light to serving all students
MINNEOLA, Fla. — The way Charles Williams sees it, if...
READ MOREFinal vote on nation’s first religious charter school delayed as board members request more information
Editor’s note: For related posts from reimaginED senior writer Lisa...
READ MORE‘The Baptists and the Bootleggers’ and religious charter schools
Last week we discussed the Oklahoma attorney general’s advisory opinion...
READ MOREA conversation with Archdiocese of Boston Schools Superintendent Thomas W. Carroll
Editor’s note: Daniel P. Schmidt, former vice president for program...
READ MORESupreme Court’s education ruling is good for all Nevadans
Editor’s note: This commentary from Valeria Gurr, director of external...
READ MOREHow will Carson v Makin affect Catholic schools?
Nicole Garnett, senior policy adviser to the Alliance for Catholic...
READ MOREClose enough in education choice no longer good enough
Those defending discrimination in education received a well-deserved comeuppance last...
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