A Maine school district has reinstated the Pledge of Allegiance following a lawsuit filed by a father and son who claimed students were not given the opportunity to recite it for two years.

The legal challenge alleged that the district had failed to provide students with the chance to participate in the daily recitation of the pledge during the two-year period in question.

The lawsuit was filed by the father-son duo against the school district, though specific details about which district was involved or the exact timeline of events were not immediately available.

Following the legal action, the school district has now restored the practice, allowing students the opportunity to recite the Pledge of Allegiance as part of their school routine.

The case highlights ongoing debates about patriotic displays in schools and the balance between institutional policies and individual rights to participate in such activities.