Litigation
Nov. 2, 2013
Parents appeal decision to let elementary school yoga proceed
The Encinitas Union School District program, the parents argued, was rooted in Eastern religion and thereby violated the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Parents who sued a school district for teaching yoga to elementary students are appealing a San Diego judge's decision finding the classes didn't violate constitutional provisions barring government endorsement of religion.
The parents, represented by The National Center for Law & Policy in Escondido, sued the Encinitas Union School District after the school implemented a physical education...
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