Her School Told Her Not To Use Bible Quotes In Her Paper, So She Did THIS Instead [VIDEO] According to reports, a Nevada high school is facing national criticism after denying its students the right to use Bible quotes in their class assignments. 12-year-old student Mackenzie Frasier was asked to write an All About Me paper by her technology teacher at Somerset Academy. The assignment required an inspirational quote, so Frasier decided to use a passage from the Bible. For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life, the passage, from John 3:16, read. When she turned in her assignment, Frasier was told to change the quote because it violated the schools policy. Reluctantly, Frasier changed the quote. But just months later, she ran into the same problem in her leadership class after being asked to describe the source of her self-esteem. When Mackenzie told her father about the issue, he was certain that she was misunderstanding the policy, so he decided to contact the school, complaining that they were violating his daughters freedom of speech. After some debate, the Frasier family eventually contacted the Liberty Institute. The school later issued an official apology, claiming that the teacher and assistant principal had incorrectly implemented the Department of Education guidelines. Frasier was given the opportunity to resubmit her original assignments with her religious beliefs included. 