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Schools struggle with religious expression on campus
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For faculty at public schools, there is a fine line between the right to express personal religious belief and the need to respect the range of beliefs held by students. Where that line lies, as Hall County Schools Superintendent Will Schofield put it, is “the $64,000 question.” On Tuesday, a humanist group sent a letter to the district asking it to put a stop to alleged religious practices by faculty at Chestatee High School football games and practices.