This story
is from the Alliance Defense Fund:
“a parent [was] barred from reading the Bible in her
child’s classroom as part of a school assignment where parents were invited to
read their child’s favorite book. The
child, a kindergarten student, asked his mother to read from the Bible as part
of a Social Studies assignment that had no content restrictions. On May 31, a federal district court sided
with the school, and the case is now on appeal.”
And
“the teacher permitted another parent to discuss the
Jewish religious holidays of Passover and Hanukkah with the class. In place of the Bible, Wesley’s teacher
suggested that Mrs. Busch read a book “about witches and Halloween” to the
class.”