Print Kentucky — After learning of an explicitly religious club taking place in an elementary school in the Madison County Schools system in Richmond, Ky., FFRF contacted the district. FFRF …
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A Wayne County (Ga.) School System teacher will no longer have a teacher leading students in prayer, after FFRF got involved. (June/July 2025)
Print Georgia — A Wayne County (Ga.) School System teacher will no longer have a teacher leading students in prayer before mealtime after FFRF got involved. A district employee reported …
Arkansas Families Sue to Block Law Mandating Ten Commandments in Public Schools
Print On June 11th, 2025, FFRF and a coalition filed a lawsuit on behalf of a multifaith group of seven families with children in Arkansas public schools to block a …
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FFRF gave the Rockingham County (Va.) Public Schools a lesson on constitutional compliance (June/July 2025)
Print Virginia — FFRF gave the Rockingham County (Va.) Public Schools a lesson on constitutional compliance after the district posted fliers advocating for participation in an explicitly religious event. A …
FFRF worked for two years to ensure that the Liberty Hill Independent School District put a stop to religious favoritism (June/July 2025)
Print Texas — FFRF worked tirelessly over the course of two years to ensure that the Liberty Hill Independent School District in Dallas put a stop to multiple actions of …
After FFRF reached out, the Eupora Police Department in Mississippi ended social media posts that showed unconstitutional favoritism toward Christianity (June/July 2025)
Print Mississippi — After FFRF reached out, the Eupora Police Department in Mississippi ended social media posts that showed unconstitutional favoritism toward Christianity. FFRF was informed that the department routinely …
FFRF is pleased to see a religious shrine removed from a counselor’s office in Minnesota Public School system (June/July 2025)
Print Minnesota — FFRF is pleased to see a religious shrine removed from a counselor’s office in Minnesota’s Mankato Area Public School system. A concerned district employee reported that a …
FFRF reminded the Jackson County (Ga.) School System that student religious clubs cannot be led by staff members (June/July 2025)
Print Georgia — FFRF reminded the Jackson County (Ga.) School System that student religious clubs cannot be led by staff members. FFRF received a report that JCSS staff was organizing …
FFRF ensured that students will not encounter religious displays in the Orange County Public School system (June/July 2025)
Print Florida — FFRF ensured that students will not encounter religious displays in the Orange County Public School system in Orlando, Fla. FFRF received notification that an office staff member …
