When IJ launched its lawsuit, Carolyn Harrison was a schoolteacher with years of experience teaching in Catholic schools and was a student at University of Washington, Tacoma, pursuing a Masters of Education and an administration credential.
When IJ launched its lawsuit, Carolyn Harrison was a schoolteacher with years of experience teaching in Catholic schools and was a student at University of Washington, Tacoma, pursuing a Masters of Education and an administration credential.
In September 2002, IJ filed a lawsuit on behalf of Carolyn Harrison, a student at the University of Washington, Tacoma, and Donnell Rene Penhallurick, a student at Eastern Washington University, challenging the universities’ practice of forbidding teacher degree candidates from student-teaching in religious schools. The policies were triggered by two Washington state attorney general opinions…