Courts and Law

Courts and Law
The (Un)Dead Anti-Voucher Legal Precedent
Twenty years later, Florida Supreme Court’s defunct decision in Bush v. Holmes refuses to die
By Thomas Fisher
Courts and Law
When Raids Reach the Classroom
The nationwide crackdown on immigration is devastating student learning and defying a Supreme Court decision meant to protect it
By Liliana Florencia Falcone
Courts and Law
Making Sense of Mahmoud v. Taylor
The Supreme Court’s ruling likely won’t end classroom content controversies
By Robert Pondiscio
Courts and Law
Which Books Belong in Classrooms? Which Don’t?
There is a line. The question is who draws it, and where?
By Frederick Hess
Charter Schools
SCOTUS Splits on Religious Charters
One small question, one big question, and one huge question remain
By Andy Smarick

The (Un)Dead Anti-Voucher Legal Precedent