Supreme Court weighs LGBTQ exclusion in publicly funded Catholic preschools.
Colorado’s program offers 15 hours weekly and $6,300 per child annually, funded by tobacco taxes.
“Conservative justices suggest that Catholic preschools in Colorado should be eligible for taxpayer funds without complying with a nondiscrimination rule.”
Supreme Court shows sympathy to Catholic preschools seeking taxpayer funds without nondiscrimination compliance.
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Colorado’s program offers 15 hours weekly and $6,300 per child annually, funded by tobacco taxes.