The released time religious instruction (RTRI) organization, School Ministries, has been using legal opinions from Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) to convince public schools that allowing religious programs on school property during the school day is 100% legal.
With Conotton Valley having school personnel “sit in” on RTRI classes — it may be argued that it gives the impression to students that a “partnership” exists exists between the public school and the religious group (obviously a violation of Zorach).
With Conotton Valley having school personnel “sit in” on RTRI classes — it may be argued that it gives the impression to students that a “partnership” exists exists between the public school and the religious group (obviously a violation of Zorach).