Question

As a result of the Supreme Court's ruling in Wisconsin v. Yoder:

OA. all students must attend school until they are 16, regardless of their religious beliefs. B. parents do not have to send their children to high school if it goes against their religious beliefs. C. religious groups do not have the right to take their children out of school. D. students are not required to attend elementary school.​

Answer 1

B. parents do not have to send their children to high school if it goes against their religious beliefs.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Supreme Court's ruling in Wisconsin v. Yoder (1972) held that Amish parents have the right to withdraw their children from public school after the eighth grade, even though it goes against the state's compulsory education law. The Court ruled that the parents' religious beliefs and way of life outweighed the state's interest in requiring further education beyond the eighth grade, and therefore, parents do not have to send their children to high school if it goes against their religious beliefs. Option B accurately reflects this ruling. Options A, C, and D are incorrect as they do not reflect the outcome of the Supreme Court's ruling in Wisconsin v. Yoder.

Answer 2

C I'm pretty sure . Hope it helps