Justice for Justice for All
Austin, Texas — February 8, 2023. The Center for Religious Expression is proud to work with Justice for All in its quest to inspire honest [...]
Common Sense Prevails: St. Johns County Allowed to Keep Separate Bathrooms for Students
St. Johns County, Florida — December 30, 2022. Today, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, sitting en banc (full court), ruled in [...]
Freedom To Learn
Kentucky — January 10, 2019. Today, the Center for Religious Expression (CRE) sent a letter to Kentucky public schools responding to a [...]
Assuring Tolerance for Students of Faith
South Kingstown, Rhode Island — July 2, 2018. Responding to a demand sent by the Center for Religious Expression (CRE), the South Kingstown School District [...]
No Place for Religion
South Kingstown, Rhode Island — February 1, 2018. Today, the Center for Religious Expression (CRE), sent a letter to South Kingstown School District officials, asking [...]
Bartlett School Insists on Imposing Discriminatory Conditions on Bible Club
Bartlett, Tennessee — May 31, 2017. Today, the Center for Religious Expression (CRE) sent a letter to Bartlett School District officials, pointing out how their [...]
School Shuts Down Bible Club
Bartlett, Tennessee — May 1, 2017. The Center for Religious Expression (CRE) sent a letter today on behalf of Katie and John Brown, parents of [...]
Teaching First Amendment Values
Newton, Mississippi — November 14, 2016. The Center for Religious Expression (CRE) sent an informative letter to the Superintendent of Newton Municipal School District, encouraging [...]
Flood of Discrimination Over: Victory for Ark Encounter
Frankfort, Kentucky — May 10, 2016. Today, the federal district court for the Eastern District of Kentucky entered an agreed order and judgment in favor [...]
CRE Rejects Tennessee AG’s Portent of Doom Over ‘Bathroom Bill’
Memphis, Tennessee — April 14, 2016. The following statement regarding Tennessee Attorney General Slatery’s opinion of House Bill 2414, Tennessee’s “bathroom bill,” can be attributed [...]