Ohio appeals court rules EdChoice unconstitutional; program continues pending state supreme court appeal
Photo: ReasonHow the sides differ Alternative sources emphasize the program's scale and the court's criticism of the 'school choice' label; right sources stress that EdChoice stays in place during the appeal.
An Ohio appeals court, the 10th District Court of Appeals, ruled that the state's EdChoice school choice program is unconstitutional. The coverage says the case is headed to the Ohio Supreme Court, which may have the final say. Right-leaning coverage reports the ruling was unanimous and that the program may continue while Attorney General Andy Wilson appeals. Alternative coverage notes that the program supports more than 100,000 families and that the court called the term school choice a misnomer.
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Highlights the ruling's impact on over 100,000 families and the court's rejection of the 'school choice' label, noting the state supreme court may decide.
Stresses that despite the unanimous unconstitutionality ruling, EdChoice remains in place while the attorney general appeals to the state supreme court.