That's quite the post, sky Tell me, in regards to the actual topic at hand, which is providing space for Muslims students to observe their religious practice for a short period once a week - in case you'd forgotten - exactly how:

1 - is there a demand that "the majority relinquish their traditions"
2 - that they be made to "feel guilty"
3 - that this is a "demonstration of religious intolerance towards the majority culture"
4 - is the school being "changed in significant ways"
5 - does the religion go "against current values"
6 - does the religion demonstrate "contempt for the majority culture"

BTW, people exercising their constitutional rights to reasonable accommodation aren't really obliged to ask nicely.