Prayer Mats. Gender Dividers. Quran Readings. Classroom Changes During Ramadan Paid For By Taxpayers

Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti accused a Nashville public school of “promoting particular religious viewpoints” through its accommodation of Muslim students during Ramadan, saying the school crossed the line from allowing religious exercise to actively facilitating it. In a Tuesday interview with the Tennessee Star, Skrmetti responded to reports that a Metro Nashville Public Schools ...