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Allowing prayer in public schools remains a compelling and often heated issue for many Americans. Is a student-led Lord's Prayer acceptable before the big game on Friday night? What about a two-minute "moment of silence" during home room? Of course, this isn't simply a matter of prayer itself but a representation of a much larger, more encompassing topic: Where does the line exist between religious freedom and religious imposition?
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Teachers Don't Surrender Their Rights When They Enter Public Education
Teachers have the same Rights as Students
There should not be an issue having teachers partake in religious activities unless it disrupts the teaching of the class. In public schools teachers teach their students without and bias. They share the same rights as students.
- LeeLee
February 25, 2009 8:47AM
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