Nearly three years after lawmakers passed a controversial measure that sought to bolster charter schools, the Florida Supreme Court turned down a constitutional challenge by county school boards.

The Supreme Court, as is common, did not explain its unanimous decision to decline to take up the case. But the decision effectively let stand an August ruling by the First District Court of Appeal and was a victory for the Florida Department of Education and the Republican-controlled Legislature.

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