10. The separation of church and state, as outlined in the First Amendment's freedom of religion,
is clear and settled law when it comes to religion in public schools.
A. True - public schools are not allowed to encourage any specific religion, and this has been
clearly ruled on by the Supreme Court.
B. False - the Supreme Court continues to have to rule on cases of religion in public schools
because it is not completely settled.
B. False - the Supreme Court continues to have to rule on cases of religion in public schools because it is not completely settled.
The interpretation and application of the separation of church and state in public schools can be a complex and evolving issue. The Supreme Court has handed down numerous decisions over the years that have shaped the boundaries of religious expression in public schools. Therefore, it can be argued that the issue is not completely settled, and the Court continues to address new cases that arise.