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...s. Students will be lead by their teacher or classmates in any prayer the teacher sees fit2. Since this country is mostly Christian, the prayers may reflect Christian values and opinions onto America's youth. Students of other religions may get left out, or may feel uncomfortable praying with students of different beliefs. Some say that"prayer would be divisive3," resulting in religious minorities feeling uncomfortable. They may feel forced to recite a prayer that they do not support. Oppositions to the ammendment view that since education is mandatory, how can public schools impose one religion's prayers on all students4. The only way to make people of differing religions feel comfortable would be to make the prayers cross-cultural. However, any watered down prayer would result in the deeply religious persons finding it meaningless, and it would be an infringement on students who follow no religion...