An Indiana school district has discontinued scheduling prayer at graduation ceremonies after a letter from FFRF Staff Attorney Ryan Jayne. A district community member reported that the South Vermillion High …
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Scheduled trips to the Ark Encounter and other religious venues have been called off by an Illinois township following a letter of complaint from FFRF. A local resident reported that …
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A Missouri community college has reaffirmed its responsibility to uphold First Amendment rights after FFRF intervened. A concerned Metropolitan Community College of Kansas City employee reported to FFRF that Chancellor …
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A California school district has taken steps to ensure scheduled prayer does not persist at school athletic events following intervention from FFRF. A concerned San Ramon Valley Unified School District …
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Loudspeaker prayers at sporting events have been interrupted in Colorado by a letter of complaint from FFRF. A concerned resident reported that a Colorado High School Activities Association baseball game …
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A Cedartown High School coach and an official team chaplain will cease leading prayers with the football team following a letter of complaint from FFRF. In March, Cedartown High School …
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A city-sponsored basketball league in Charleston has been opened up to all men regardless of their religious affiliation, after FFRF complained about its exclusionary religious requirement. A local resident reported …
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Any future Montgomery County, Md., grants will be open to all nonprofit organizations regardless of religious affiliation, after FFRF raised concerns with a recent initiative providing grant funds to faith-based …
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New Philadelphia City Schools has removed a 92-year-old Ten Commandments plaque from Welty Middle School after the FFRF lodged a complaint against the unconstitutional religious display. A concerned district parent …
