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'''The New School Prayer''' is a satirical poem which criticizes the practice of refusing to allow [[school prayer]].  The original author is unknown; the poem is known to have been in circulation since at least 1985.  Numerous variants exist; one common version is included below. Despite being (at least) twenty years old, the poem remains popular, probably owing to the relevance of the message it conveys.  

'''The New School Prayer''' is a satirical poem which criticizes the practice of refusing to allow [[school prayer]].  It is set to the meter of "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep", a popular poem spoken by children before going to bed.  

Now I sit me down in school,

Now I sit me down in school,