Where: Opp High School in Opp. Violation: A baccalaureate service was held in the auditorium and the school principal led the seniors in prayer during the service. Also, at the …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has quelled an Oklahoma high school football coach’s unconstitutional prayers. The legal violation occurring at Norman Public Schools in Norman, Okla., was reported to FFRF …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is adamantly opposing a provision in a pending congressional bill that would force taxpayers to repair houses of worship. The U.S. House of Representatives is …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is offering to educate an Indiana school district on state-and-church separation after problematic remarks regarding public school prayer. Superintendent Thomas Kopatich of Indiana’s Metropolitan School …
It was brought to FFRF’s attention that the city of Newberry, S.C., was regularly sponsoring a Christian “Bibles and Badges” bible study. The studies were being held in city facilities …
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A concerned student contacted FFRF to report that students and staff at Christian County High School in Kentucky had participated in a See You at the Pole event on school …
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FFRF has ensured that a Kansas school football staff will prioritize its constitutional duty to keep personal religion out of coaching tactics. FFRF was informed that the guidelines in the …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is admonishing the Kentucky governor for exhorting students to carry bibles to class. In a highly inappropriate Oct. 3 Facebook video post, Gov. Matt Bevin …
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We mourn the death of freethinking singer/songwriter Tom Petty (“music is my religion”) by playing “I Won’t Back Down,” appropriate for a week of state/church victories. Staff attorney Patrick Elliott tells …
