Case deals with a complex problem of if the student-led prayer is as at is factory option. Proponents state the fact that whenever it's a student-led religious action, there exists no or little government involvement and it thus prevents the First Amendment issues. This case undertook a differentstand, asserting that student-led prayers before the school football game violated establishment clauseof the United States Constitution for the reason that it is public speech, allowed by a government rule, occurring on government assets at government-organized school-related occurrence. The case continues the debatable concern of dealing with the prayers in the schools as well as at the school-related events.