Education
Jun. 29, 2006
Christian High School Gets Tentative OK to Sue UC Regents
LOS ANGELES - A federal judge Tuesday tentatively cleared the way for a lawsuit to force the University of California system to accept Christian-based high-school courses for admission. The suit, the first to attempt to make the university system take religion-centered classes as prerequisites, "very much has the capacity to have a ripple effect across the country," said Steven Roy Goodman, a Washington-D.C. educational consultant.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - A federal judge Tuesday tentatively cleared the way for a lawsuit to force the University of California system to accept Christian-based high-school courses for admission.
The suit, the first to attempt to make the university system take religion-centered classes as prerequisites, "very much has the capacity to ...
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