The First Amendment presents а unique chаllenge fоr public schооl аdministrators in the area of religious activities on a school campus. One one hand, the Establishment Clause makes clear that a public school cannot explicitly endorse religion, but the Free Exercise Clause also makes clear that a public school cannot significantly the ability of its students and faculty to practice and express their religious beliefs. How does a public school not endorse religion on campus, while also protecting the rights of its people to be religious on campus. In a short essay (minimum 100 words), reflect on some ways that school administrators can strike an effective balance between the seemingly opposite demands of the Establishment Clause and the Free Exercise Clause. To receive full credit, make sure that your answer contains specific insights from the readings/lecture and cites at least two cases that you learned about in this Module.