It was brought to FFRF’s attention that the Gulfport (Miss.) School District staff was regularly propagating their personal religious belief to students in the public school. Several counselors had been …
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A Centerville, Ga., resident contacted FFRF to report a city-owned recycling center displaying a sign reading, “Pray for our nation.” The sign was in full view for anyone using the …
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A concerned community member in the Camden County School District in Georgia informed FFRF that district employees had involved themselves in a religious student club at the high school and …
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Adults in the Sarasota County School District in Florida organized and participated in “See You at the Pole” events put on by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes at county schools …
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FFRF’s persistent efforts persuaded an Indiana school district to remove prayer from the local high school’s graduation ceremony. Jennings County High School in North Vernon, Ind., had prayers as part …
After receiving a complaint that the Fellowship of Christian Athletes in Montana’s Rockwood School District was receiving special treatment in its advertising, FFRF Legal Fellow Madeline Ziegler contacted Superintendent Eric …
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FFRF has put an end to church advertising through an Oklahoma public school district after Staff Attorney Andrew Seidel contacted Superintendent Brad Overton. A local district family informed FFRF that …
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After FFRF’s involvement, Madisonville High School in Texas has made changes to its spiritually discriminatory and unconstitutional apparel policy. FFRF received a complaint from a student at the high school, …
Action was taken by FFRF after it was informed that Hartford (Kan.) High School’s mandatory drunk-driving awareness assembly had opened with a prayer, led by the school’s Athletic Christian Team …
