Florida School Safety Budget Item Raises Church-State Questions
A budget item earmarked for school safety improvements is drawing church-state scrutiny because it singles out schools of one faith.
NYC’s Pre-K Expansion Requires Church-State “Gymnastics”
Written by Don Byrd
New Hampshire Supreme Court Debates Aid to Religious Schools Program
Written by Don Byrd
Pocono Charter School Can Stay Open Pending Appeal
Written by Don ByrdA Pennsylvania charter school found in July to be in violation of the separation of church and state due to excessive entanglement with the church that houses it has been allowed to stay open this fall, pending appeal.
Faith-Based Dorms at Public University Challenged
Written by Don ByrdTroy University, a public institution in Alabama, is under scrutiny from church-state advocates for opening “faith-based dormitories” on campus for students who with to integrate their faith more fully into the college experience. The faith-based forms are being leased by private institutions, but some believe that may not be safeguard enough to ensure church-state separation.
