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On the first day of Christmas...teachers got a legal headache over blurring the line between church and state

  • Written by Charles J. Russo, Joseph Panzer Chair in Education in the School of Education and Health Sciences and Research Professor of Law, University of Dayton
On the first day of Christmas...teachers got a legal headache over blurring the line between church and stateO Christmas tree, O Christmas tree...do you violate the establishment clause?Jack Riddle/The Denver Post via Getty Images

During a school year disrupted by pandemic-related closures, students across the U.S. will soon be absent for a scheduled reason: the annual Christmas break.

In New York City, the U.S.‘s largest school district, children...

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