Religious Liberty

Consider this: You raise an amazing, hardworking child who excels in school, is involved in numerous honorable school clubs, and is an accomplished athlete. Your child is also a strong Christian and understands the importance of prayer. As a result of this exemplary public school record, your child is the valedictorian and is asked to speak at graduation. What an amazing honor! But wait, not so fast. The public school then informs your child . . .