Supreme Court to hear Maryland case on magnet school admissions
They publishedSupreme Court to hear a new case on race and school admissions, this time in Maryland
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Who
What
- The Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge to Montgomery County magnet school admissions policies.
- The case attacks a lottery-based STEM magnet program and a discontinued low-poverty outreach program.
- Plaintiffs argue policies aimed to increase Black and Latino enrollment violate the 14th Amendment.
- The court will decide a narrow question of what evidence is needed, not the constitutional issue itself.
- Courts previously ruled in favor of the school district; similar Montgomery cases have been heard before.
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