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POLITICS & POLICY • UNITED STATES

Supreme Court hears challenge to Colorado preschool nondiscrimination rule

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The Supreme Court heard arguments over whether Catholic preschools can join Colorado’s publicly funded pre-K program while maintaining policies that exclude children with LGBTQ+ parents. Several reports said justices appeared sympathetic to the schools, but the court has not ruled.

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Why it matters

The eventual ruling could affect how states apply nondiscrimination requirements to religious schools seeking public funds. Colorado’s program and participating preschools are directly affected; the case could also shape related disputes elsewhere in the United States.