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Commencement Clash Ceases (For Now): Conn. School Board Won?t Appeal Court Ruling Barring Church-Based Graduation

By Rob Boston

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There?s good news out of Enfield, Conn.: The school board has decided not to appeal a federal court ruling barring them from holding their high school graduations in a large evangelical church. You might recall that Americans United, the ACLU of Connecticut and the national ACLU filed suit to block the board from having commencement ceremonies at First […] Read More

Full post as published by The Wall of Separation on June 07, 2010 (boomark / email).

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