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Colorado Denies Funding To Preschoolers On Account Of Their Catholic Faith, Lawsuit Alleges

When a school’s practices flow directly from its religious beliefs, penalizing what it does is the same as penalizing what it believes.

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For many families, there is a clear answer to the question of who they trust to help them raise their children: a school that shares their mission — a genuine partner in a child’s education. But some families in Colorado are being denied that opportunity, a case the Supreme Court will hear next term.

Colorado’s Universal Preschool program offers 15 free hours of preschool per week to every 4-year-old in the state — except those who choose a Catholic school. The state excluded them for refusing to sign a provider agreement that would violate their religious beliefs. Two parishes — St. Mary and St. Bernadette — the Archdiocese of Denver, and the Sheley family have challenged that exclusion.

The case turns on two questions. The first is whether Colorado’s program is truly open to everyone —........

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