Oklahoma Supreme Court Rules Against State-Funded Catholic Charter School

The decision halts the opening of St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School, citing constitutional violations.

The court found that funding a religious school with public money breaches both state and federal constitutions.
Attorney General Drummond argued that allowing the school would lead to government interference in religion.
The ruling stops St. Isidore from opening, affecting over 200 students who had applied to enroll.
Catholic leaders plan to explore further legal options following the court's decision.
A separate lawsuit claims the school would discriminate against LGBTQ+ students and fail to serve children with disabilities.