That is how it should be. Zorach v. Clauson, the 1952 U.S. Supreme Court case, makes that clear.No other non-school groups have children being removed from campus, so the rules and regulations need to ...

Efforts to preclude students from returning with worksheets or Bibles from release time is unfair as it is unconstitutional.

When the Bible and prayer were being removed from public education decades ago, a unique window of opportunity was opened. In 1952, the Supreme Court decision Zorach v. Clauson determined that the ...

Seventy years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court decision Zorach v. Clauson determined that the practice of "Released Time Religious Instruction" was constitutional and therefore legal in all states.

After the 1952 Supreme Court decision of Zorach v. Clauson, which found that it was generally constitutional for New York students to leave school mid-day to attend religious instruction, states ...

It’s 1952 all over again in Ohio. That was the year that the Supreme Court of the United States decided Zorach v. Clauson, giving its constitutional blessing to release time religious education ...