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The high school student says the goal is to be able to learn “in an inclusive environment free from threats of burning in hell.”

Parents at in school in Tennessee have reacted with fury after finding out that an after-school Satan club has been set up.

A Memphis school says it can’t bar a club sponsored by The Satanic Temple, which has been stirring fury with First Amendment challenges and public displays, including one in Iowa that was vandalized.

An "After School Satan Club" is coming to a Memphis elementary school after the district allowed the Satanic Temple to use its facilities.

Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) and other city and county officials addressed the controversy surrounding an "After School Satan Club" that is set to come to a Memphis elementary school.

The After School Satan Club coming to Chimneyrock Elementary has caused controversy among parents, faith leaders and Memphis-Shelby County Schools leaders.

An "After School Satan Club" is slated to start at a Tennessee elementary school -- much to the dismay of district leaders who acknowledge they lack legal options to stop the controversial program.

The co-founder and spokesperson of The Satanic Temple started an after-school program as an alternative to other religious groups who were "proselytizing" to children.

School official s say they're obligated to let the club meet in a Memphis-area elementary school, but some local officials and parents are up in arms.

Satanic clubs, whose members do not worship the devil, usually formed in response to presence of religious groups in schools