After FFRF sent a complaint, Barnum Public Schools in Minnesota will no longer allow evangelists access to students at school. Adults affiliated with the evangelical Christian group Campus Life had …
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Next holiday season, the city of Belle Plaine, Minn., will not allow a longstanding nativity scene on public land as it previously had. A local church will display it instead. …
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Teacher-led prayers are no longer part of the lunch hour at Alpha Charter School in Garland, Texas, thanks to action taken by the FFRF. A parent reported their child’s second-grade …
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The Appleton Area School District in Wisconsin is taking steps to ensure that a Christian club is truly student-run. FFRF learned that Appleton East High School circulated a flyer for …
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Good News Club meetings will no longer take place during the school day in the Lincoln County School District in Newport, Ore., after FFRF got involved in December 2015. The …
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A painted nativity display was removed and replaced with a secular display in the window of the Rupert Post Office in Idaho after FFRF lodged a complaint. Legal Fellow Madeline …
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The Alden Post Office in Michigan has removed religious propaganda from the counter in the lobby following a complaint from FFRF. Proselytizing materials subtitled “Evidence for God’s Existence and Identity” …
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After persuading the Frisco Independent School District in Texas to remove a sign reading “Pray more, worry less” from the Roach Middle School front office in September, FFRF has prompted …
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After years of prayers “in Jesus’ name” at Missouri’s Montgomery County R-II School District faculty meetings, FFRF has ensured that future meetings will be secular. Staff Attorney Patrick Elliott called …
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