Adversarial re-check: all three cited sources are real, live, and quoted accurately. (1) WhiteHouse.gov EO 14291 (signed May 1, 2025) establishes the Religious Liberty Commission and, in Sec. 2(b)(iii), expressly directs it to consider 'permitting time for voluntary prayer and religious instruction at public schools' — verified verbatim. (2) Education Week (Sept. 8, 2025) confirms Trump personally announced at the Commission's hearing that the Education Department would issue guidance 'protecting the right to prayer' in schools, with the quoted line 'we will protect the Judeo-Christian principles of our founding, and we will protect them with vigor' — verified verbatim. (3) ED.gov press release (Feb. 5, 2026) confirms the Department issued that guidance, superseding the 2023 Biden-era guidance which is 'no longer in effect,' with the quoted line 'The Trump Administration is proud to stand with students, parents, and faculty who wish to exercise their First Amendment rights in schools across our great nation' — verified verbatim. On the label: this is self-initiated, sequential federal action he personally drove (signed the EO, announced the guidance himself, his department delivered it), which is more than a supporting vote or rhetorical backing, so ATTEMPTED and IGNORED are wrong and PARTIAL understates the leadership element. FULL is also wrong: the promise's end-state was not reached — the Feb. 2026 guidance protects individual/voluntary religious expression and, by its own terms, still prohibits school-sponsored prayer and pressure to participate (a principal leading prayer at a mandatory assembly remains barred), and Education Week noted the guidance largely reinforces rights students already had. Symmetry test applied: a politician of the opposite party who signed an executive order naming the goal, personally announced forthcoming agency guidance, and then had the agency issue guidance superseding the predecessor administration's would likewise be rated CHAMPIONED rather than FULL. No evidence of contrary action was found. Confidence held at 0.85 — two PRIMARY government sources plus one reputable secondary, all independently re-fetched.