This is all wrong and I'm posting a section close to the end of the article showing it as such. The only way this ISD would be correct is if they were a religious school in the first place.

The Texas courts are wrong in their assessment of the facts of this case. It does not matter if private money is used for the religious symbolism on the signs. It does not matter if the cheerleaders made the signs on their own time. The signs are used on school property and the cheerleaders represent the school; therefore, the school district has sanctioned the use of the religious signs.