A faith-based group will be able to meet after hours in classrooms free of charge under a settlement with the Cobb County school system. The school system has agreed to allow nonprofit groups to use classrooms free under the agreement ending a lawsuit filed last month by Child Evangelism Fellowship. The group accused the suburban Atlanta district of violating the First Amendment by charging it to hold after-school meetings in classrooms while allowing other organizations, such as the Boy Scouts, to use the space free of charge.
(Associated Press)
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Thursday, February 5, 2009
Faith-Based Group Wins Right to Meet After Hours in Classrooms
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2/05/2009 06:32:00 PM
Labels: Boy Scouts, Child Evangelism Fellowship, Cobb County, lawsuit