As School Board members, what can we glean from this case and settlement?
Don't let your school district be held liable for damages and attorney fees. Make sure your administration and teaching staff fully understand they must refrain from religious discrimination.
School Board members, you have an obligation to support parents' fundamental right to direct the upbringing, education, and healthcare of your children. If your School Board has gotten this wrong, the NSBLC is here to help you get back on track.
How is your state addressing school choice and the right to choose faith-based education? We'll be following these cases closely!
Does your School Board need legal connections related to school choice or a teachers' union? Reach out to us!
What could these potential rulings mean for your school district?
Does religious expression impact your school district's policies?
Could this happen in your school's classrooms too?
Will your state and school board protect children from harm like SCOTUS just ruled?
Has your school board discussed how it will handle these types of sensitive issues and comments?
How does your school board and district policies address "demeaning messages" and First Amendment rights?
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