Supreme Court Declines Boston School Admissions Case Amid Race Bias Concerns

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a case challenging a Boston high school admissions policy that allegedly considered race, despite objections from conservative justices who argued it constituted racial discrimination. The policy, which was in effect for one year, was deemed lawful by lower courts as it was race-neutral. The court also refused to take up a Wisconsin case on school policies for gender identity, with conservative justices again dissenting. These decisions highlight ongoing debates over race and parental rights in education.