Legal Advocacy Victories

The Pella CSD in Iowa has taken steps to ensure that the Pella High School football team will no longer be infused with Christianity. A concerned parent reported that the …

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FFRF took action to ensure that student athletes at Omaha Westside High School in Nebraska would not be coerced into prayer before games. Reportedly, the head football coach directed students …

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Santo ISD in Santo, Texas, learned a valuable lesson about taking students to indoctrination museums, and will plan secular student outings in the future, after receiving a complaint from FFRF. …

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FFRF successfully intervened to keep religion out of assemblies in South Dakota’s Miller School District. A concerned district employee informed FFRF that a pastor opened and closed the district’s Veterans …

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After FFRF’s intervention, a West Virginia judge has modified the language used by his drug court to ensure it is clear that participants have secular options. The state/church watchdog was …

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The East Central Independent School District in Texas accepted constitutional counseling from FFRF after the district promoted a student-led prayer on official social media. A community member reported to FFRF …

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FFRF has successfully intervened to remove a display containing a bible from the Monroe County Courthouse in Ohio. FFRF received a report that a large display on the ground floor …

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For the second time, FFRF worked with the Guthrie Public Schools system in Oklahoma after being informed that the National Honor Society induction ceremony included an unconstitutional scheduled prayer. FFRF …

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A North Carolina citizen found information on the Craven County website regarding running for office, including running and filing information from the North Carolina Constitution, that included a religious oath. …

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