High School senior Sabrina Steffans is taking on Grand Island High School in New York for her parking space. The school said that graduating students could do their own designs for their parking spaces for a $50 fee so Steffans did a religious theme. However, Assistant Principals Adam Hernandez and Jaime Peld hit the brakes on the effort as unacceptable religious imagery in a public school. It has sent a notice letter to the school of a possible lawsuit.The letter warns:“Any restrictions on expression for the parking space design activity must not discriminate on the basis of viewpoint. First Liberty has a long history of prevailing in such fights and this could make for an interesting challenge.