RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION Clause Samples
The RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION clause establishes the rights and procedures regarding the provision or accommodation of religious education within a particular context, such as a school or workplace. Typically, this clause outlines whether and how individuals may receive religious instruction during regular hours, and may specify conditions such as parental consent, opt-out provisions, or the use of designated spaces and times. Its core practical function is to ensure that religious beliefs and practices are respected while maintaining compliance with broader institutional or legal requirements, thereby balancing individual freedoms with organizational or educational policies.
RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION. 30.01 Principals, acting in the course of their employment, will not solicit teachers to voluntarily provide religious instruction.
RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION. The student’s parent(s) or guardian(s) understand that all students in the School will be given instruction in the Christian religion according to the doctrine, discipline, and worship of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod.
RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION. The parish priests from the fourteen supporting parishes will have frequent interaction with the children of the school through a weekly rotation of serving Mass, a variety of prayer services and in the classroom. Although the teachers of the school are the regular teachers of religion for the children in the school, the parish priests, deacons and sisters are invited to teach in the school, but in a manner more directed toward special seasons of the Church year, the sacramental preparation cycle, and special events, rather than the textbook programs of each grade. The priest delegate also works with the school faculty and the school administration in providing leadership to the school community through decision-making and formation.