Bad manners, bad citizenship, bad reasoning - Millar and her board practice all three. Neither the Supreme Court nor anyone else is trying to put an end to prayer in Searcy, nor could they if they wanted. How the sanctimonious transgressor loves to present herself as victim. A person can pray anytime and anywhere, including Searcy. All of White County, even.
Church is a particularly suitable place for prayer.
Public institutions and public functions attended and supported by people of different faiths and no faith at all are particularly unsuitable for organized prayer. The Searcy School Board and other school boards employing similar tactics are not protecting religious freedom, they're infringing on it. The kids will notice, the brightest and best of them. They are not a natural match. Must have been some bigot trying to force his religion on everybody else.