In The School

Defending Religious Liberty for All Students, Parents, Teachers, Principals and Staff

Students, parents and teachers have the right to express their faith in public and private — including in our schools and universities. Liberty Institute defends and restores religious liberty for all:

• Students
• Parents
• Teachers, principals and staff
• Religious organizations and clubs

Cases: In the School

 

	Supreme Court Denies "Candy Cane" Case, but the Fight for Students’ Religious Rights Intensifies When government officials are not held accountable for their actions, what motivation do they have to prevent them from violating students' religious rights? No student should ever be subjected to religious discrimination by the government. More

 

	Can the Government Tell Private Christian Schools Who To Hire/Fire? Heritage Christian Academy came under fire for terminating a teacher for inappropriate and immoral behavior, violating the specific terms of her written contract and the school's policies, which include serving as a Christian role model and adhering to a Biblical code of conduct. More

 

	Student Takes Bold Stand Against Government Religious Censorship Liberty Institute defended Angela Hildenbrand and the rights of students nationwide who have earned the right to speak at their graduations and who may want to honor God during their speeches. More

 

	Moment of Silence A North Texas couple claimed the law allowing students to observe a moment of silence at the beginning of each school day was unconstitutional. The couple sued Governor Perry on behalf of their three children, arguing that the law was an endorsement of prayer. More

 

	Do Parents Have the Right to Choose Their Children's Education? Liberty Institute defended Karen Jo Barrow, a 15-year teacher, and her right to choose religious education for her children without government retribution. More

 

	One State Under God A North Texas couple filed a lawsuit against the Governor of Texas challenging the constitutionality of the phrase "under God" in the Texas pledge of allegiance, and asking for an injunction banning its use. More