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Journal Article
Showdown over \Inclusive\ Storybooks in Maryland Elementary Schools Heads to Supreme Court
2025
Overview
When the school board refused to relent-even though the district provided similar state-mandated opt-outs for sex-ed instruction in health classes, including in high school-the parents sued, requesting an injunction forbidding the school district from implementing the policy while the case was being litigated. Justice Stephen Breyer predicted in his dissent that the majority's reasoning would eventually compel the court to require states to approve religious charter schools (an issue the court is also taking up this term in St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School v. Drummond) and even vouchers, asking if \"the State must pay parents for the religious equivalent of the secular benefit provided.\" In the lower courts, the school board had argued that if parents object to the curriculum they can send their children to private school.
