Claims That Prohibitions Against Prayer in Public Schools Violate an Individual's

Claims that prohibitions against prayer in public schools violate an individual's constitutional rights can be argued to be false because

A) the constitution specifically prohibits the establishment of a national religion but only suggests that the free exercise of religion is important.
B) under the Bill of Rights, individual liberties must always trump the collective will of society.
C) in a democracy, people will sacrifice for the collective good.
D) the prohibition against school prayer applies only to official endorsement of such prayer.
E) the Supreme Court has consistently upheld prayer in public schools.