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legislation that repealed Common Core standards for English and math did
not include standards for science and social studies.
The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that the Legislature had the authority to repeal Common Core education standards for English and math in the state’s public schools.The state’s highest court took the action a little more than four hours after attorneys presented oral arguments in a lawsuit that challenged the Legislature’s action.
The lawsuit alleged lawmakers violated the state Board of Education’s constitutional authority over the “supervision of instruction in the public schools” when they repealed Common Core standards earlier this year. But the Supreme Court’s 8-1 decision said the Legislature’s action was not unconstitutional.
Continue Reading on www.foxnews.comThe Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that the Legislature had the authority to repeal Common Core education standards for English and math in the state’s public schools.The state’s highest court took the action a little more than four hours after attorneys presented oral arguments in a lawsuit that challenged the Legislature’s action.
The lawsuit alleged lawmakers violated the state Board of Education’s constitutional authority over the “supervision of instruction in the public schools” when they repealed Common Core standards earlier this year. But the Supreme Court’s 8-1 decision said the Legislature’s action was not unconstitutional.
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