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963250P.pdf   08/21/1997  Matthew Stark  v.  Ind School Dist #640
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  96-3250
   District of Minnesota   
   School law - District's decision to reopen school did not violate Lemon
   test; while all students at school were members of Brethren sect,
   the school was opened for secular purposes; modification of curriculum
   to avoid use of technology was in response to parents' request, the
   decision did not have the primary effect of advancing religious or
   endorsing Brethren's religious belief.