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    Published On: August 17, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: Christian schools|
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    Published On: August 15, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: Christian schools, Homeschool|
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    “On behalf of the students at Grant Park Christian Academy in Tampa we filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration 16 days ago, and in that time, we are pleased to see the administration grant not only that Christian school’s request, but rightly honor the religious beliefs of every other religious school in the country by allowing them to continue operating according to the core tenets of their faith. While it shouldn’t have taken a federal lawsuit, at least now, all religious schools like Grant Park Christian Academy who rely on the USDA’s funding to serve nutritious meals to kids in need can continue this vital service in their communities.” – Alliance Defending Freedom, August 12, 2022

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    Published On: August 12, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: School choice|
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    “Despite being officially recognized by the school, the CCC YAF chapter has faced an uphill battle to organize on campus––including administrators scheming to remove the chapter’s approved flyers and limiting the distribution of additional YAF materials to an approved ‘free speech kiosk’.” – Young America Foundation, August 11, 2022

    Published On: August 11, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: Free speech, Law|
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    “The Texas Department of Public Safety is committed to working with the Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District to ensure each child, parent, and teacher feels safe and protected during this difficult time. There is no task more important than this.” –The Washington Examiner, August 10, 2022

    Published On: August 10, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: Government, Protection|
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