Written by Don Byrd
In a hearing today, Texas State Judge Steven Thomas issued a temporary injunction that allows Kountze High School cheerleaders to continue their practice of raising banners on the field with Christian messages.
Written by Don Byrd
It looks like we may get an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court after all in the dispute over the use of a church sanctuary for high school commencement ceremonies in Elmbrook, Wisconsin.
Written by Don Byrd
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott sent a letter to the Kountze School Superintendent expressing his support for the practice of including Christian messages on cheerleader banners at high school football games.
Written by Don Byrd
In the Washington Post’s Answer Sheet blog, educator Adam Laats discusses the potential impact of bills recently passed in Missouri and New Hampshire that give students broad rights to opt out of assignments on religious grounds.
Written by Don Byrd
A football coach in Georgia led the team in prayer before and after games, held pre-game meals at a church where a preacher promoted Christianity, pressured his players to attend a Christian camp, and belittled the faith of some team members, according to a letter sent to Walker County schools by the Freedom From Religion Foundation.