JACKSON, Miss. -- An atheist group and the Rankin County School District have settled a lawsuit over allegations that high school students were forced to attend on-campus programs where fellow students urged them to turn to Jesus for hope and eternal life.
November 26, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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JACKSON, Miss. — An atheist group and the Rankin County School District have settled a lawsuit over allegations that high school students were forced to attend religion-tinged on-campus programs.
A lawsuit filed in April by the American Humanist Association asked a federal judge to prohibit the district from having religious assemblies. The district had denied that assemblies were mandatory and said they were legal.
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