let's see how this focuses on religion, rather than tradition as i've been saying, here is the text....how show me how this violates the constitution:
52710. The people of Califomia find and declare both of the following:
(a) Listening to, or performing, Christmas music during the holiday season is a
longstanding American tradition and a significant element of our cultural heritage as
Americans.
(b) The parents and guardians ofpublic school children should have the right to
decide whether or not their children may hear Christmas music in the classrooms and
assemblies at those schools.
52711. As used in this article, "Christmas music" includes, but is not necessarily
limited to, carols, songs, and instrumental works whose subject matter relates to the
celebration ofthe Christmas holiday or to the season during which that holiday is
observed.
and again, no one is mandated to participate
Except when it gets to the part that you omitted:
52712. (a) Each public elementary and secondary school shall provide
opportunities to its pupils for listening to or performing Christmas music at an
appropriate time of year. The appreciation or performance ofthe Christmas music may
be incorporated into the subject matter of an arts or social studies class, presented for
cultural enrichment during a school assembly, or both.
Which is where is mandates that schools provide resources for specific religious ceremonies.
Though other people are not in fact required to participate, the taxpayers of said school district would be required to pay for the resources necessary to allow for the religious ceremonies.
Providing funding for a specific religion through a congressional mandate is specifically unconstitutional as per the first amendment.
Do you think teachers and support personnel work for free? Do you think kids will just be able to sing christmas carols privately in a public school with no oversight?
If you want your children to have religon with their education, there are a host of private religious schools that you can send them to.