Jane Smith has been a new principal of the only comprehensive high school in a small mid-western town for just the past ten months of school. It is the last two months of school, Jane and her staff are preparing for the senior graduation ceremony. No sooner had they begun the planning when the school’s very popular ASB president, who had just recovered from a severe auto accident, and her senior classmates asked that the family’s minister open and close the graduation ceremony with a prayer as well as speak a few minutes about their classmate’s faith in helping her recover. Based on your reading and in essay format, how would you advise Jane Smith to handle this request without offending the students, their families, a popular town minister and minimize the threat of a legal challenge?