Posted on 10/26/2022 5:04:02 PM PDT by montag813
High school football coach Joseph Kennedy.
by Jim Clayborn | RNN
A former public high school football coach in Washington state who famously lost his job for leading prayers on the field after games will be reinstated by the spring of next year, court documents show.
A joint stipulation filed in Washington state district court on Tuesday by attorneys representing Joseph Kennedy and lawyers for Bremerton School District stated that "Kennedy is to be reinstated to his previous position as assistant coach of the Bremerton High School football team on or before March 15, 2023."
Kennedy's attorney, Jeremy Dys, confirmed to ABC News that the coach will be moving back to Bremerton, Washington, from Florida later this year to return to his part-time job with the team. It's expected he'd take the field again for the fall 2023 football season.
Joe Kennedy, a Marine Corps veteran from Bremerton, Washington, coached high school football for eight years until he was suspended by school district officials in 2015 over post-game prayers on the field.
The United States Supreme Court sided with Kennedy in June, when justices ruled 6-3 that the coach was protected by the Constitution when he knelt and prayed aloud at the 50-yard-line post-game, sometimes with his players.
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Prayers do work.
Deo Gracias!
Sorry, no foreign promotion allowed here illegal alien
Another defeat of the noodle-arm, deep state soi bois by the Marines.
IF ONLY he stood up and called upon Satan to maim and hinder the other team, nothing would have been said.
“How dare these White Christan Cis males try and shove their patriarchal tyranny down our throats!
I’m opressed!
All hail, Satan!”
Said Raven Rectenema, a blue haired trans something, nonbinary, drag performer for children, who goes by the pronouns mxfltz and opforx.
OK Joe, now maybe you and God will help make the team undefeated for the next several years to prove the point.
Good Luck to you and the team!!!
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