US supreme court seems open to religious public charter schools

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : The conservatives on the court asked questions along similar lines, contending that the school simply wanted to be treated as non-religious entities.
49% : Charter schools are taxpayer-funded and free for students, but operate independently and with more autonomy than traditional public schools.
46% : Ryan Walters, the Republican superintendent of public schools in Oklahoma, has frequently spoken in favor of St Isidore and has claimed there should be no separation of church and state.
42% : It comes as school choice programs like vouchers that allow students to use public monies to attend private schools grow nationwide and amid a sustained campaign against public schools.

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