Elmbrook school district, located in california, held graduations at a local church. how might this violate the establishment clause? the school cannot be associated with any particular religion. the school needed to go to a different church every year. the school was not promoting religion by just having a graduation. the school does not force people to attend graduation.

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1 January, 17:55

Elmbrook school district, located in california, held graduations at a local church. how might this violate the establishment clause? the school cannot be associated with any particular religion. the school needed to go to a different church every year. the school was not promoting religion by just having a graduation. the school does not force people to attend graduation.

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Isabelle Aguirre · Answer 1

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the school cannot be associated with any particular religion

Conducting graduation ceremonies in the local church made violations against the Constitution. There was an unacceptable amount of religious endorsement and coercion for everyone involved, especially those with different religions.