http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local-beat/10-Commandments-Returning-to-some-V A-Schools-114353619.html
 
Synopsis: Freedom From Religion Foundantion sends threatening letter to school board in Virginia telling them that they will sue if the 10 Commandments are not removed from the walls of classrooms.  School board, on advice of their attorney, take the Commandments down.  Parents in system sign pettition to bring Commandments back.  School board, knowing that they work for the parents, vote to bring Commandments back.
 
Quote from Freedom From Religion Foundation spokesperson after hearing that parents aren't going to put up with empty threats: "Anybody with any common sense could see why you cannot put religious dogma on the walls of the school," she told the paper. "This is just a travesty; it's shocking."
 
Shocking is school boards that cave to empty threats at the advice of counsel.  
 
A travesty is parents who just sit on their hands.
 
Kudos to the Virginia school system.

Spoke too soon...
 
http://www.roanoke.com/news/nrv/breaking/wb/277878
 
Another triumph for the Freedom From Religion Foundation...boasting a nationwide membership of 25,000!
 

I have seen public school prohibit wearing a cross as jewelry.  I don't think they'd go for the book covers.
 
I's rather see the ten commandments up, along with other documents used to shape our country, and our world.  Maybe not anything from Hitler, but you know what I mean

In the end, the schools lost, their Board of Education showed their yellow streak, but the students won by doing it anyway, and doing it their way.  Kudos to the students.