Topic: We should prohibit school prayer
it is in the constitution that there is a separation between church and state and since schools are funded by the state where they are located there is to be no prayer in schools
it is not right to force religion on children
it must be everyone's choice if he wants to participate in school prayers
it should be allowed if the student wants to pray as long as it is not interfering with his classes
it should be up to the governors of a school if they want to teach the students with a slant to a particular religion. if parents are not happy they should choose another school.
it should not be forbidden, rather it should be respected by the one who wants to do the prayer, and the one who is not also respected
it's a free country, people should be able to pray wherever they want
just as those who wish not to pray, the ones that want to pray should have that option.
kids should be in school to learn. no one should force religion on them.
kids should not be forced to pray in school or listen to others pray if they are not of the same religious beliefs as others this could make them uncomfortable.
living in democracy, everybody has the rights to do whatever wants and wherever wants.
making praying mandatory means we don't respect the freedom of religion.
Many students do not believe in prayer and school prayer should be stopped because it does infringe on other students' rights not to pray.
Many students will use prayer to help them cope with stress and problems in all parts of their lives including school and banning this would lead to mental health issues.
no matter what religion they are, kids should have the right to pray to themselves in school if they want to
no prayers in school under no circumstances its cause unnecessary distractions for teachers and students
no religion has a place within schools and the education system in general.   school should be simply about education to assist in the future of those participating.
not all students practice the same religious belief and school prayer does not respect the varying denominations and views shared by all and can be deemed offensive.
not allowing any form of school prayer in schools will violate students' rights with regards to the constitution, namely, free speech and freedom of religious expression
not everybody wants to prayer so it is not fair
one should be allowed to practice their religion as necessary.
organized school prayer is directly in conflict with the constitutional protections of freedom of religion
our schools need to nurture and protect all aspects of our children, including prayer and religion, and children should never be prohibited from praying in school.
people are of all different religions. we shouldn't force a certain religion on everyone
people has freedom to do anything they want, so if they wants to pray inside the school they should be able to do that.
people have the right to practice their religion as they see fit.  if they need to pray while in school, then so be it.
people have the right to pray where they want to.