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The student was told by the teacher that he signed away his constitutional rights when he signed up for the class.
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So, the boy's art infringed on other students' rights, but:
Here is the drawing that infringes upon the rights of other students:
The student was told by the teacher that he signed away his constitutional rights when he signed up for the class.
From the article:
Jackson told the boy, his stepfather and his pastor at a meeting a week later that religious expression could be legally censored in class assignments. Millin stated at the meeting the cross in the drawing also infringed on other students' rights.
So, the boy's art infringed on other students' rights, but:
The lawsuit also alleges school officials allow other religious items and artwork to be displayed on campus.
A Buddha and Hindu figurines are on display in a social studies classroom, the lawsuit claims, adding the teacher passionately teaches Hindu principles to students.
In addition, a replica of Michaelangelo's "The Creation of Man" is displayed at the school's entrance, a picture of a six-limbed Hindu deity is in the school's hallway and a drawing of a robed sorcerer hangs on a hallway bulletin board.
Drawings of Medusa, the Grim Reaper with a scythe and a being with a horned head and protruding tongue hang in the art room and demonic masks are displayed in the metals room, the lawsuit alleges.
Here is the drawing that infringes upon the rights of other students: