When teaching in public schools, do teachers have to "check their faith at the door" before they step onto their school campus? Why or why not? Provide specific examples to support your answer.

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Loosetooth

12 August, 10:19

When teaching in public schools, do teachers have to "check their faith at the door" before they step onto their school campus? Why or why not? Provide specific examples to support your answer.

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Elias Hartman · Answer 1

When teaching in public schools, teachers don't have to check their faith at the door before the step onto their school campus.

Explanation:

The reason behind this is the first amendment of the united states constitution. It says that the government can't and won't promote any religion, as well as guarantee that each individual at any government facility is free to exercise its faith. Only when it doesn't try to promote it. For example, one can make behave according to his or her religion but can't promote it.

Ashlynn Shields · Answer 2

Answer: they do need to check their faith at the door

Explanation: schools promote uniformity within the schools where your faith must not be imposed on an students within school premises.