The city of Truth or Consequences has pledged to more closely scrutinize any public recognition of churches after a recent anniversary proclamation crossed the line into religious endorsement. Earlier this …
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Rapides Parish Schools in Alexandria has addressed several church/state issues raised by FFRF. A concerned community member reported that Brame Middle School has begun each school year by inviting a …
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Coaches in Muskegon Public Schools will no longer be leading their athletic teams in prayer. A district community member reported that the Muskegon High School’s head football coach was leading …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is celebrating a victory for taxpayers near its home. The city of Monona (adjacent to FFRF’s headquarters in Madison, Wis.) had incorrectly classified a nearly …
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School officials in the Logan-Magnolia Community School District will no longer send out religious messages to district families. In April, the district sent a mass email to parents that endorsed …
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Thomas County Schools events will no longer contain school-sponsored prayer. A Thomas County Central High School student alerted FFRF that the school’s 2020 graduation ceremony opened with a scheduled invocation. …
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Booneville School District has addressed concerns over an overtly religious flyer that was sent home with students before Christmas last year. A Booneville community member reported that Anderson Elementary School’s …
County bus drivers in Duplin County have ceased playing proselytizing radio stations on the public bus. A local resident informed FFRF that many of the drivers for the Duplin County …
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Prayer at Norfolk City Council meetings will be replaced with a moment of silence. A local religious leader representing Satanic Norfolk reportedly had their offer to give an invocation at …
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