US court upholds BPS's exam schools admission policy; no rights violated

The First Circuit Court of Appeals has held that Boston Public School’s exam schools’ admissions policy used during the 2021-22 school year is constitutional, according to a ruling released last week. A three-judge panel unanimously held that that policy, which weighed both student GPAs and their home ZIP codes, did not infringe the constitutional rights of white and Asian

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