It was struck down because what the schools were doing was unconstitutional as it was breaching the first amendment. They were funded by tax-payers and they made people study religious things, and the supreme court deemed that this was unconstitutional and that religion should be kept outside of schools.
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constitutional right is diffrent I think
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