Current Cases

Excluding a religious charter school from a government program because it is religious violates the Constitution.

Parents have the right to know what their children are being taught in school, especially when that material goes against their sincerely held religious beliefs.

Excluding families from educational benefits because of their religious choices is not only unconstitutional, it’s wrong.

The First Amendment should prevent states from discriminating against students pursuing religious education.

Government discrimination against parents because of their religious choices for their children is not only unconstitutional, it’s wrong.

Advertising certain school programs while simultaneously refusing to promote religious ones is clear viewpoint discrimination and completely unacceptable.