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To: ig who wrote (259)	4/10/2006 8:21:09 AM
From: paret	Respond to of 908

Montgomery County School officials initially denied Joshua, a Walter Johnson High School student, 20 of his 36 credit hours due to the religious content of his activities. After intervention by Institute attorneys in January 2002, Montgomery County Schools informed Joshua he would receive credit for the full 36 hours. However, Montgomery County School officials refused to change their discriminatory program and insisted that they would not approve student credit hours for participating in activities whose primary purpose was religious. Because Montgomery County School officials refuse to change their discriminatory policy, Joshua, who has not yet completed the 60 hours, will not be allowed to participate in any religious community service activities; Anna also may not participate in a religious activity while she works her way toward the goal of achieving 200 credit hours.