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Court ruling won’t ban God in New England classrooms
Educators across New England expect references to God to persist in public schools despite the Supreme Court ruling against mandatory Bible readings. Officials in Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Vermont weigh compliance, with many boards planning voluntary prayer or Bible use while allowing opt outs.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Connecticut
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Edward W. Brooke
Charles W. Powers
Somerset
Mass
Powers
Associated Press
Manchester Union
William Loeb
Lampshire
John T. McDonald
Seekonk
John F. Kennedy
Boston
Frederick J. Gillis
Gen
Brooke
Amesbury
Holyoke
Taunton
Edgar S. P. Pearn
Unitarian Universalist Church
Springfield
Harold ©. Reynolds
Vermont State Education Board
Vermont Board
Carroll R. McGary
Graham Lincoln
William P. Robinson Jr
State Education Department