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“Supreme Court grapples over whether Colorado can exclude religious schools from pre-K funding for opposing gay marriage”

“At issue is whether a state may, without ever naming religion, attach a condition to public money in Colorado’s taxpayer-funded universal preschool program it knows certain faiths cannot accept.”

Supreme Court weighs Colorado pre-K funding for religious schools

Key points

  • Justices signaled potential sympathy for Catholic preschools refusing to sign nondiscrimination pledge.
  • Question is whether state can attach conditions to public money without naming religion.
  • Colorado’s Universal Preschool Program launched in 2023 offers 15 hours weekly.
  • Parishes seek exemption to enroll based on Catholic beliefs; Colorado argues equal opportunity.
  • Court previously avoided overturning Smith v. Employment Division; yet disputed precedent looms.
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