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Dept. of Ed rules could end charter schools but lawsuit could save them

Dept. of Ed rules could end charter schools but lawsuit could save them

In a lawsuit filed just this week, embattled charter schools in Michigan and Ohio are accusing the U.S. Department of Education of creating illegal and preposterous rules that will destroy the charter school movement that is supported and funded by federal law.

Chris Woodward
Aug 09, 2022
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If 'queer' ideology was virus, L.A. schools is super spreader

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