The complaint is filed as Doe v Porter, Case No. The letter last Sept. 27 to Supt. All of these practices are illegal, under prevailing U.S. Supreme Court rulings. This precludes your schools from endorsing, or appearing to endorse the Christian religion over other religions, or religion over nonreligion. The family that is complaining, which is not raising its children in any biblical faith, wants to remain anonymous at this time, out of the fear of possible reprisal from a predominantly sectarian community.
Religion is a matter of individual conscience.
We and the complainants are seeking your assurance that these religious practices have been or will be immediately discontinued. If we do not receive such an assurance, we will continue to challenge these blatantly illegal practices.