In this 1952 decision,the Supreme Court ruled that a New York City policy permitting public school students to be released during the school day to receive religious instruction off school grounds was constitutional.

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Zorach v. Clauson was the 1952 decision in which the Supreme Court upheld a New York City policy that allowed public school students to be released during the school day to receive religious instruction off school grounds. The Court ruled that this policy did not violate the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment, as it did not create a state-sponsored religion or favor one religion over others.

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