Archdiocese officials have no doubt the school will promote Catholic faith and operate according to church doctrine, including its views on gender and sexuality, raising questions on if the school would abide by all federal non-discrimination requirements.
despite concerns over the decision’s constitutionality from state officials and advocacy groups.
"The approval of any publicly funded religious school is contrary to Oklahoma law and not in the best interest of taxpayers," Drummond said in a statement shortly after the board’s vote. "It’s extremely disappointing that board members violated their oath in order to fund religious schools with our tax dollars. In doing so, these members have exposed themselves and the state to potential legal action that could be costly.
"This is a win for religious liberty and education freedom in our great state, and I am encouraged by these efforts to give parents more options when it comes to their child’s education," Stitt said in a statement.
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