School officials going to court for breaking pledge not to pray - Salt Lake Tribune:
"Stevenson had alleged that the settlement not only prohibited employee-led prayer, but also kept employees from 'promoting, advancing, aiding, facilitating, endorsing or causing religious prayers or devotionals during school-sponsored events.'
Staver said the banquet was privately funded and argued the court order infringes on the right to free speech of the school employees and their spouses.
'Nobody who has any clue about constitutional law,' Staver said, 'would allow a court order of this magnitude.'"
I performed Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘Vampire’ at my school’s faculty talent show
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In my first book ‘Reluctant Disciplinarian’ I made a big deal about how it
is risky for a teacher to be too nice or too fun or, in some ways, too
‘human’ a...
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