Public school districts across the country face a daunting challenge from the world's Abrahamic religions, their lobbying organizations, eminent legal scholars and half the states.
Friend-of-the-court briefs deluged the Supreme Court last week asking it to resolve a circuit split on parental rights in public education worsened by the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, which ruled that Maryland's Montgomery County Public Schools does not burden parents' free exercise of religion by not notifying them of LGBTQ curricula or allow opt-outs.
