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POLITICS & POLICY • UNITED STATES

DOJ opinion says most magnet-school grants fail constitutional test

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A Justice Department legal opinion says most magnet-school grants fail constitutional requirements because they use race to reshape school demographics rather than remedy court-proven discrimination. The article does not report any changes to grants or a court ruling.

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If the opinion leads to changes in federal grants, school districts and students could be affected. The article does not identify specific programs or explain whether funding will change.