Religious marquees belong in churches, not in public schools. Since the September 11th terrorist attacks on the United States, many people continue to express their patriotism. However, many schools disregard the law while being patriotic. The Separation between Church and State clearly expresses that religion will not enter public schools. Religion in public schools is unconstitutional, offensive, disturbing, and causes much controversy. Just because the majority of the world’s population believes in a God, it doesn’t mean that religion in public schools follows the law.

On June 17, 1963, the Supreme Court ruled that laws requiring recitation of the Lord’s Prayer or Bible verses in public schools do not follow the constitution. Also, the United States Government says, “ Schools may no

Schools, however, should have classes students could choose to take about religions. These classes would teach, not preach, all religions and not just focus on one the whole time. Also the classes would open students’ minds and cause them to think for themselves.

We Trust.” When using these non-religious marquees, nobody gets offended and teachers could still express patriotism, which is what the intention was in the first place.

t promote one religion over another or faith group over another. They may not promote a religiously based life over a secularly based life, or promote a secularly based life over a religiously based life.” A marquee that states “God Bless America” does, in fact, promote one belief over another.

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