The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a letter to Mayor Rick Meehan [Ocean City, Md.] urging the city to discontinue the use of city resources and taxpayer funds to “plan, …
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FFRF protested fliers advertising a religious “See You at the Pole” event (scheduled for Sept. 22, 2010), which were posted throughout Wilbur Cross High School (New Haven Public Schools, Conn.). …
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A parent contacted FFRF after all K-12 students in Pillager Public Schools (Minn.) attended a Veterans Day program that included an invocation from a local Baptist minister. The prayer said …
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FFRF sent a letter to the Board of Education of the West Bend Joint School District [West Bend, Wis.] in opposition to a proposal to form the Crossroads Academy charter …
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Staff members at Chino High School had participated in an annual “See You at the Pole” event, where students meet at their school’s outdoor flagpole to pray before classes begin …
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The mayor of Cape Coral [Fla.] proposed to display the Ten Commandments inside a government building as a “reminder” for citizens to “straighten up.” Freedom From Religion Foundation Staff Attorney …
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Clinton Public Schools [Clinton, Miss.] included as part of its mission and vision statements a “Goals and Beliefs” statement, which contained religious language. The statement in relevant part read: “We …
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Hamilton Southeastern School District [Fishers, Ind.] received a letter from attorney Robert Tiernan, on behalf of FFRF and an FFRF complainant, objecting that one of its mentor programs included in …
Indianapolis Public Schools received considerable criticism in 2009 when its Internet filtering policy was made public and when complainants sent a copy to both FFRF and the ACLU. The policy …
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