@DeeBee827@LeahRain77@MzzQuinzel But they are allowed to share their rituals, it becomes a legal issue when it is required, practicing your faith isn't at all prohibited as long as nobody is forced to practice said faith
@DeeBee827@LeahRain77@MzzQuinzel Either that, or this is at one of the very few schools in districts that have local laws that allow smudging, in those districts, smudging is neither required, nor is it considered a religious practice, rather a cultural demonstration and historical acknowledgement
@DeeBee827@LeahRain77@MzzQuinzel This is exactly what I am saying, she is using a privately funded school to call for allowance of Christian worship in presumably public schools
@LeahRain77@MzzQuinzel This is a native American school serving native American people, there are plenty of private Christian schools who practice their faith on school grounds