I couldn't agree more that, we as educators do not have the ethical right to impose on any religiously affiliated belief or practice among others. The Free Exercise Clause clearly states that one may exercise their own religious practice as long as their practice does not morally or publicly impede the religious practice of others. At school events, such as ball games, public prayer violates the Establishment Clause. No matter what one's own religious beliefs and practices are, as you stated, an educational organization can not interfere with the beliefs of others. It is best to pay homage by providing the option to pause for a moment of silence to provide the opportunity for the audience to exercise their own religious practice or
