But it continued to allow Christmas symbols, as The New York Times happily reported on Dec. 25, 1907. “Santa Claus and Christmas trees were very much in evidence everywhere,” The Times declared.

Bangor High School mathematics teacher Catherine Gordon says she was told to remove the Christmas tree in her classroom by the school principal, Dec. 18, 2015.

The Adopt A Classroom project was so successful, its impact went beyond the second-grade classroom's party. Thanks to the efforts of volunteers, the funds raised allowed them to buy pizza for ...

Education: Christmas in the Classroom 2 minute read TIME December 12, 1969 12:00 AM GMT-5 ...

Updated at 9:35 p.m. Tuesday: Revised to show the school board voted to keep the poster off the classroom door. A fight over whether to allow a poster of A Charlie Brown Christmas at a Texas ...

The Fort Worth school district says there is a time and a place for Christmas cheer — and it's not during class time. Fort Worth Independent School District officials said that the district ...

It started as one teacher's idea to treat his class, which became the inception of "Adopt A Classroom," something the volunteers who helped him hope to continue in the future while suggesting ...