Thousands of West Virginia families are breathing sighs of relief and, undoubtedly, releasing tears of joy today.
In July, after more than 3,000 students had been accepted into the Mountain State’s new Hope Scholarship Education Savings Account program, interest groups opposed to school choice sued. Their lawsuit resulted in a court injunction that temporarily halted the program — and put children’s futures in jeopardy. But last week, West Virginia’s Supreme Court ruled in the program’s favor, allowing it to resume:
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