High school coach fired for on-field prayer wins $2M settlement

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This was the suit that went all the way to the Supreme Court.


A high school football coach who won a Supreme Court verdict protecting his right to pray on the field has reached a nearly $2 million settlement with the school district that placed him on administrative leave in 2015. The board of Bremerton School District in Washington state voted unanimously on Thursday to approve the $1,775,000 settlement payment to attorneys for former coach Joseph Kennedy (pictured left). Kennedy will also return as an assistant football coach for Bremerton High School for the 2023 season, receiving a stipend of $5,304 for the season, the district said in a statement.

 
This was the suit that went all the way to the Supreme Court.




This is the kind of victory the Christian churches need right now, at a time when the competition is coming from atheism and well as Islam, Buddhism, and other pagan cults!
 
There are no taxes....Lawyer fees are a different story.
Eight years of lawyering all the way to the Supreme court, probably won't leave anything left over, and may not actually be enough to pay them all.
 
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