MS HR36

Urges the United States Supreme Court to revisit its precedent on prohibitions of school prayer and reinstitute prayer in public schools.

Argues that prayer removal from schools in 1962 has contributed to educational decline and societal problems, citing increased violent crime, divorce rates, teen suicides, and declining SAT scores.

Claims that acknowledging God's existence in schools is necessary for establishing absolute moral standards and protecting children.

Directs the Mississippi House of Representatives to send copies of the resolution to U.S. Supreme Court justices and Capitol Press Corps.