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A federal judge is set to rule on whether Oklahoma can fund a Jewish charter school, sparking a heated debate over the limits of taxpayer money in religious education. The Florida-based group challenging the ban argues that religious identity shouldn’t disqualify a school from public funding, while opponents warn of proselytization and religious bias in curriculum and staffing. This isn’t the first time the issue has surfaced — a prior case ended in a tie — but this lawsuit aims to reshape the legal landscape. With state and federal education departments watching closely, the school’s future hinges on the judge’s decision, which could set a precedent for religious charter schools nationwide.

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