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primary and secondary education as a guaranteed right or privilige

Primary and secondary school attendance are required under states' compulsory

attendance laws. Is receiving a free public education a right that is guaranteed

under the U.S. Constitution or is it access to free public education that is a right

guaranteed under the U.S. Constitution?

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Re: primary and secondary education as a guaranteed right or privilige The U.S. Constitution does not contain provisions...

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CHARLES WEINER

Re: primary and secondary education as a guaranteed right or privilige The U.S. Constitution does not mention education ...

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Charles A. Pascal, Jr.

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