Hawaii school, rejected applicant settle discrimination case

A lawsuit challenging the admissions policy of a private Hawaiian school system that admits only children of native ancestry was settled before the U.S. Supreme Court could decide whether to hear the case. The case had been appealed to the Supreme Court by an unidentified former applicant who was denied admission to the Kamehameha Schools and ...

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Hawaii school, rejected applicant settle discrimination case

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