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Capstone Academy of Fargo and nonprofit sue North Dakota over teacher licensing requirements
FARGO — A private religious school in Fargo has teamed up with a civil liberties law firm in suing the state of North Dakota over its teacher licensing law. Capstone Classical Academy and the nonprofit Institute for Justice, based in Arlington, Virginia, filed a 50-page federal lawsuit in U.S. District Court in North Dakota on [...] The post Capstone Academy of Fargo and nonprofit sue North Dakota over teacher licensing requirements appeared first on News Pub . The post Capstone Academy of Fargo and nonprofit sue North Dakota over teacher licensing requirements appeared first on News Pub .
FARGO — A private religious school in Fargo has teamed up with a civil liberties law firm in suing the state of North Dakota over its teacher licensing law. Capstone Classical Academy and the nonprofit Institute for Justice, based in Arlington, Virginia, filed a 50-page federal lawsuit in U.S. District Court in North Dakota on Wednesday, June 10. …
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