The Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday over Colorado’s universal pre-K program and whether religious schools receiving public funds may exclude some families despite the state’s anti-discrimination law. The court’s conservatives said states are not required to fund private schools but may not discriminate based on religion if they do.
WHO:
The U.S. Supreme Court
WHAT:
The Supreme Court heard arguments over whether Colorado may exclude religious schools from its publicly funded universal pre-K program for barring some families.
WHEN:
Nov 3, 2026
WHERE:
USA
WHY:
The arguments concerned whether religious schools receiving public funds may bar some families despite Colorado’s anti-discrimination law.
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