Home > Topics > Religious liberty > Religious liberty in public schools   What's on the horizon> By Charles C. Haynes First Amendment Center senior scholar How far can public schools go in accommodating the religious needs of Muslim students? This question is presenting itself with increasing urgency, and it's a delicate balance to avoid doing too little or too much. FULL STORY>     Students say Tenn. county's schools promote religion ACLU lawsuit claims Cheatham County schools have shown pattern of endorsing Christianity. 11.17.09   Justices refuse to revive challenge over religious graduation speech Brittany McComb had sued Clark County, Nev., school officials after they turned off her microphone during 2006 commencement address. 11.16.09 Last system update: Friday, November 20, 2009 | 00:38:38  SEARCH  MORE religious liberty in public schools issues > School prayer Religious holidays Student religious practices Released time Teaching about religion Pledge of Allegiance & religious liberty in public schools Religious clubs Public schools & religious communities Teachers' religious liberties Bible in school Distributing religious literature Graduation ceremonies Evolution & creation