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A state appeals court said Ohio’s EdChoice voucher program violates the state constitution’s promise of a thorough and efficient system of common schools. The ruling does not kill the program immediately, but it hands opponents another sharp legal weapon and adds pressure on a system that has already been in court for years.
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A state appeals court said Ohio’s EdChoice voucher program violates the state constitution’s promise of a thorough and efficient system of common schools. The ruling does not kill the program immediately, but it hands opponents another sharp legal weapon and adds pressure on a system that has already been in court for years.
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