Herbst v. Berkeley County School District
Herbst v. Berkeley County School District seeks to ensure all students have equal access to in-person education in accordance with South Carolina state law.
Bishop of Charleston v. Adams
Bishop of Charleston v. Adams seeks to prevent South Carolina officials from using a long-standing discriminatory law to deny independent and religious schools access to federal COVID relief funds.
Vitale v. Vermont
A group of Vermont parents are suing the state and local school districts over unequal access to education under the state’s 150-year-old Town Tuitioning system.
Ratliff v. West Ada Education Association
As the West Ada School District announced it would reopen on Wednesday, a group of parents filed a lawsuit arguing this week’s “sick out” was an illegal union strike, and that the teachers union cannot use the threat of another work stoppage to force the...
Kelly v. North Carolina
Attorneys from the Liberty Justice Center are representing the North Carolina General Assembly in a legal fight to protect a scholarship program that provides educational opportunities for thousands of low-income students.
Adams v. South Carolina
In order to provide South Carolina children the ability to remain in a school of their choice or to have a new alternatives for quality education in a safe setting, Gov. McMaster recently used $32 million in federal CARES Act funds entrusted to his discretionary...
Government of Nashville v. Tennessee Department of Education
Parents and school leaders urge judge to toss lawsuit blocking a new scholarship program for low-income families
Amicus Brief: Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue
The Liberty Justice Center has partnered with the nation’s foremost advocacy organization for school choice — the American Federation for Children (AFC) — to file a joint amicus brief supporting three Montana families in their appeal for equal treatment in Espinoza v. Montana Department of...