An Indiana school district has promised FFRF that graduation prayers will not occur again in its schools. A concerned Elkhart Community Schools parent contacted FFRF to report that the 2016-17 …
More » from Indiana school district says no more prayers (June 10, 2017)
FFRF has ensured that a senior center in Grants, N.M., will be serving prayer-free meals from here on out. A concerned member of the Cibola Senior Center informed FFRF that …
More » from Senior center to serve religious-free meals (June 8, 2017)
A high school in Honea Path, S.C., has been reminded of its obligation to stay secular after it received a warning from FFRF over an unlawful prayer delivered to the …
More » from South Carolina wrestling prayers silenced (June 7, 2017)
A North Carolina county senior center will adhere to federal regulations against religious worship after FFRF took action on a constitutional violation over pre-lunch prayers. A concerned resident of Leon …
More » from Senior center reminded to keep meals secular (June 6, 2017)
A Delaware school district agreed to comply with its constitutional obligation to remain neutral regarding religion in its June 5 graduation ceremony, after receiving a letter from FFRF requesting that …
More » from Delaware school cuts prayer from graduation (June 5, 2017)
FFRF successfully stopped prayers scheduled into yet another high school’s graduation ceremony, this time in Elkins, Ariz. Last spring, FFRF was informed that the Elkins High School 2016 graduation ceremony …
More » from FFRF terminates prayer at Arizona school (June 5, 2017)
After it was brought to FFRF’s attention that an award assembly at an Arizona high school had begun and ended with a Christian prayer, action was taken to ensure the …
More » from Arizona high school to end assembly prayers (May 30, 2017)
Thanks to FFRF, a school district in Willard, Mo., has adopted a policy to ensure that religion does not seep into future high school commencement addresses. During Willard High School’s …
More » from Missouri school changes graduation policy (May 25, 2017)
A high school wrestling coach in Wichita, Kan., has been reminded to stay in line with the First Amendment after he unconstitutionally led a prayer during a team banquet. A …
More » from FFRF blows whistle on Kansas coach’s prayers (May 22, 2017)
