In westside community schools v. mergens, the supreme court ruled in favor of the stating that it was a violation of
a.
principal . . church and state
b.
students . . their first amendment rights
c.
students . . their patriotic rights
d.
principal . . school policy

B. students . . . their First Amendment rights.

Explanation:

In the case Westside Community Board of Education v. Mergens (1990) the Supreme Court discussed a school's ability to hold classes of Bible study after school. The main concern was with the payment of a sponsor, as this was seen as constituting an endorsement of religion on the part of the school. In the end, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the students, stating that this was a violation of their First Amendment rights, and declaring that the club was allowed to hold meetings, but that the sponsor could not be paid.

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