The video above previously aired on Jan. 24, 2025. NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (WTNH) — A tenured teacher is suing New Britain schools ...

The veteran teacher has filed a federal lawsuit accusing school district officials of violating her rights to religion ...

Teacher Marisol Arroyo-Castro and her attorney, Keisha Russell, discuss how she is suing her school district and her side of ...

A teacher who's been working in Connecticut public schools for three decades was booted out of the classroom for displaying a crucifix. Her lawyers say her religious liberty is being violated.

Castro, removed from her classroom over a crucifix at her desk, has sued claiming free speech and religion rights violations.

Recent Supreme Court rulings have made clear that the government can’t use the Establishment Clause to violate free speech ...

If the Christian faith is to withstand the pressures of an increasingly hostile world, believers must be grounded in the Word.

A New Britain teacher removed from her classroom for refusing to remove a crucifix from students' sight is standing her ...

A Connecticut teacher was placed on administrative leave earlier this month after refusing to remove a crucifix affixed to a ...

Castro, a teacher at DiLoreto Elementary and Middle School, declined other ways to keep the crucifix in her classroom.

Marisol Arroyo-Castro was suspended without pay by the Consolidated School District of New Britain after displaying the religious item near her desk. She has taught in the Connecticut public ...