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They're going to be deciding whether Oklahoma can create the nation's first religious charter school. That's USA Today's Supreme Court reporter Maureen Grappi. We already have some form of public support for religious schools in the form of school vouchers. A number of years ago, the Supreme Court allowed vouchers to be used for religious schools.
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But this is much broader than that because vouchers just cover a portion of tuition and charter schools and pretty much all of the funding comes from public sources. And that would be a major change in how we think about the separation of church and state.