First, it is built around sound policies on religious liberty rights. It moves beyond secondary issues such as Christmas trees and menorahs to promote constitutionally allowed religious education. We fight over 60-second prayers in the morning and ignore what kids are learning. Yet that's where their worldview is shaped. Schools can and must accomplish this mission, he said.
Religious liberty is an inalienable right of every person.
Public schools must model the democratic process and constitutional principles in the development of policies and curricula. They must be places where religion and religious conviction are treated with fairness and respect.