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Students push back as Washington school board considers starting meetings with prayer - Vimarsana News

Students push back as Washington school board considers starting meetings with prayer

A suggestion that the Prosser School Board should open its meetings with a prayer has resulted in objections from students and threats of legal action from a national organization. During a …

Eastern WA school board considers starting meetings with prayer. Students pushed back - Vimarsana News

Eastern WA school board considers starting meetings with prayer. Students pushed back

“Our public schools are paid for by anybody and everybody, including those with no religion.”

Source: yahoo.com
Iowa schools could hire religious chaplains under proposed legislation | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Iowa schools could hire religious chaplains under proposed legislation | News, Sports, Jobs

Iowa school districts could hire religious chaplains to counsel students under a bill given preliminary approval Tuesday in a House subcommittee. House File 2

Fear and Suspicion in an Age of Polarization - Vimarsana News

Fear and Suspicion in an Age of Polarization

Trying to protect religious liberty as a source of “personal identity” by linking it with LGBTQ rights is once again to find legal principles lurking in the shadows of the U.S. Constitution where they simply don’t exist.

Source: acton.org
Iowa schools could hire religious chaplains under proposed legislation - Vimarsana News

Iowa schools could hire religious chaplains under proposed legislation

Iowa school districts could hire religious chaplains to counsel students under a bill given preliminary approval Tuesday in a House subcommittee.