the presence of across a classroom does not on its excert pressure on a person's world view and does not violate the right of parents to raise their children in accordance their own convictions as that right is
The presence of a cross in a classroom does not, on its own, exert pressure on a person's worldview and does not violate the right of parents to raise their children in accordance with their own convictions, just as that right is not violated by wearing clothes which testify to the profession of a particular faith.
The presence of a cross a classroom does not, on its exert pressure on a person's worldview and does not violate the right of parents to raise their children in accordance their own convictions, as that right is not by wearing clothes which testify the profession of a particular