High School Bans Student from 

Painting Bible Verse in Personal Parking Spot

Sabrina Steffens’ school is allowing seniors to design and paint their parking spots. But school officials are souring what should be her best year. They say her paid personal parking space is no place for Bible verses and religious artwork.

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Teachers’ Rights: 

Your First Freedom Follows You into the Classroom

Can I pray for a student? Can I post a prayer bulletin in the breakroom? What if I don’t agree with the lesson material? First Liberty attorney Keisha Russell answers some of the top questions teachers may have about their religious freedom.

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Students’ Rights: 

You Have the Most Religious Freedom on School Campus

Can I start a religious club? Can I pray for my friends? Can I include a Bible verse in my graduation speech? With classes getting underway, First Liberty attorney Jeremy Dys answers some of the top questions students have about their rights.

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The Courage to Persevere: Cambridge Christian School’s 

10-Year Battle to Reach the U.S. Supreme Court

It took Cambridge Christian 10 years to get to the highest court in America. Now, that case could set a precedent and change the future of our country. And it’s all because one school in Tampa, Florida had the courage to keep fighting.

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When This Teacher Put Her Faith on Display, 

The School District Showed Her the Door

Marisol Arroyo-Castro served for three decades in the classroom. When she refused to hide a small crucifix on her desk, her career ended with a cardboard box and a walk of shame. But this courageous teacher isn’t done fighting.

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