The Supreme Court agrees with the Rev. Fournier and deems it necessary to consider and rule upon the contradictory decisions of the lower courts on this issue. The editors have raised the bugaboo of the impending demise of the separation of church and state. Have no fear, the Good News Club is in no way attempting to create a national religion. It is simply a voluntary gathering for children trying to use a facility that their parents' tax dollars helped pay for. Reading this paper, I was left with the impression that Pastor Fournier was going to be lurking in the hallways waiting to drag unsuspecting children into the cafeteria for a quick session with the thumb screws.
Religion is already in the schools.
Any kind of world view can constitute a religion. Schools provide their students with some kind of world view. You just need to recognize it's already there and deal with it. A karate club or a yoga class will teach a world view. The problem here is that the Good News Club is a Christian organization, and that's what some find objectionable.