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When we started our Church we looked into meeting at a school but we were told we could meet there to have a board meeting but not a Church Service.

Keeping the church service out of the school could be considered "Compelling Government Interest" if it were argued that the school was protecting the 1st amendment rights of others around the school.

The amendment itself is an attempt to block non-religious groups, religious groups of other differing beliefs, or bodies of government from trying to stop the religious practices of others. So the result is saying that not only will the government not create a religion by supporting it (already in the KY Constitution), it will not deny a religion or ones sincere involvement in one (amendment), unless there is Compelling Government Interest to do so.