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Court Refuses to Dismiss Lawsuit Against Wyoming School-Choice Program

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A District Court Judge refused to dismiss the lawsuit challenging Wyoming’s universal school-choice program. This decision means the legal challenge against the program will continue, despite the state program pledging to fund private-school expenses for enrolled families. The program allows Wyoming residents to receive up to $7,000 in state funds per student for private K-12 education.

From wyomingnews.com

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The program, which was passed in 2025, faces legal challenges regarding its compliance with the Wyoming Constitution, which restricts state funding. The ongoing legal uncertainty affects the viability of the program and the state's commitment to funding private education costs.

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From wyomingnews.com

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  • WyomingThe state where the universal school-choice program operates

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