Kentucky Passes Bill to Protect Religious Expression in Public Schools

Veronica Neffinger : Mar 9, 2017
Christian Headline News

The new law reaffirms what the Constitution says.

(Frankfort, KY)—[Christian Headlines] The state of Kentucky has passed a bill to protect the right to religious expression in public schools. (Image: Charles M Schultz/via OneNewsNow.com)

The impetus for the bill was due to a censorship issue that occurred around Christmastime. School officials reportedly censored the scene from the beloved "A Charlie Brown Christmas" in which the character Linus talks about the true meaning of Christmas. The school in Johnson County censored the scene from the school's Christmas production, according to OneNewsNow.com.

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