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A state requires every child to attend public school and allows private or home instruction only when a state board finds that public school would be "educationally unsuitable" for the particular child. A parent who wants to send her child to an accredited private school challenges the rule under substantive due process.
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The rule is subject to strict scrutiny to the extent it substantially interferes with the fundamental parental right to direct a child's upbringing and education. The rule is invalid only if it discriminates among children by race. The rule is valid because public schools are funded by taxes. The rule is valid because parents have no constitutional interest in directing a child's education.

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