Justices decline to intervene in another dispute over race and school admissions
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Less than a year after its decision striking down the admissions programs at Harvard and the University of North Carolina as unconstitutional on the ground that they explicitly considered an applicant’s race as part of their admissions process, the Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to wade into the
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The Supreme Court passed on reviewing a challenge against admissions practices at an elite public high school in Northern Virginia Tuesday, drawing an impassioned dissent from Justice Thomas Alito.
Less than a year after its decision striking down the admissions programs at Harvard and the University of North Carolina as unconstitutional on the ground that they explicitly considered an applicant’s race as part of their admissions process, the Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to wade into the
A group of parents challenged the new admissions criteria for Thomas Jefferson High School, arguing it unconstitutionally discriminated against Asian-American students.
By Devan Cole, CNN Washington (CNN) — The Supreme Court declined Tuesday to hear a challenge to a top Virginia high school’s “race-neutral” admissions policy that critics say discriminates against Asian American students.
Two of the Supreme Court’s conservative justices issued a fiery dissent Tuesday after the high court declined to hear a case challenging a Virginia high school’s admissions program.
After upending decades of precedent to curtail affirmation action policies, the high court decided not to review a high school’s workaround to increase diversity.
The Supreme Court declined Tuesday to hear a challenge to a top Virginia high school’s “race-neutral” admissions policy that critics say discriminates against Asian-American students.
Samuel Alito issued a strongly-worded dissent from a Supreme Court decision to deny reviewing a case concerning affirmative action at a prominent high school.
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal challenging an elite Virginia high school’s admissions policy that opponents believe discriminates against Asian American applicants.
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