NC lawsuit over private school scholarship program dismissed

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A legal challenge filed nearly three years ago to North Carolina’s taxpayer-funded scholarship program for K-12 children to attend private schools was dismissed Wednesday by the lawsuit’s plaintiffs.

The three-sentence notice of a voluntary dismissal did not give a reason why the plaintiffs — several parents led by the president of the North Carolina Association of Educators — chose to end the challenge. The attorney who signed the notice referred questions to the NCAE, and a spokesperson for the association did not immediately respond to an email seeking comment late Wednesday.

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