text: And why would we need little chapels, temples or mosques within the public schools? Have you thought this through? Accommodation has to do with religious obligations occuring during the regular school day. This rarely applies to Christians as our society has been set up on the Christian calendar. But there are Jewish high holidays and Muslim prayer schedules that sometimes clash with the school calendar. School administrators can give permission to be absent or, as is the case in Peel, try to accommodate a group on school property.
  
  Why would activists ask for chapels, temples or mosques? No one has done that or will do that. You seem to be one of those slippery slopers. But the slope is never as slippery as the one arguing the point. Most religious practices take place off school grounds. But we live in a country with a diverse population. Some exceptions apply. The NO RELIGION IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS doctrine isn't being broken by providing space for private worship if necessary.