California Court Allows School Anti-Muslim Bullying Initiative to Proceed
A school program targeting Islamophobia is not focused on religion, a judge ruled, but on conduct and bullying.
Texas Board of Education Insists Moses Helped Author the U.S. Constititution
There is no reason to deny religion’s influence on American history, culture, and art, but the curriculum should be based on religion-neutral criteria, and shaped by experts in the discipline.
Louisiana’s Bossier School Board Halts Settlement Talks, will Litigate Church-State Claims
Following a unanimous vote of the board, Louisiana’s Bossier Parish schools will take on the expense of defending substantial church-state claims rather than reach an agreement.
Alabama Voters to Decide on Ten Commandments in Schools, Likely Litigation
Would a state constitutional amendment authorizing public schools to display the Ten Commandments settle the issue and bar litigation challenging the move? Not by a long shot.
Tennessee Students Will See “In God We Trust” Signs Upon Returning to School
Public school grounds should be designed to support every child, and should make all feel welcome and included, regardless of their faith, or their lack of faith.
