re: Texas AG sued to keep a Bible quote in school. Now he’s troubled by Muslim prayers.

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What difference does it make

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Well one is required practice of an individual, the other is a non-required meeting of an organization.

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Ok. let's compare apples to apples, then

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It's still not apples to apples. When it became a group of 90 students, it could be considered school sponsored. They weren't just participating in required religious practice, they were hold a group organized religious meeting.

And the lawsuit was eventually dropped. Christian teen in Colorado drops school prayer lawsuitAnd here is the pertinent difference you keep ignoring:

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Supreme Court rulings over the years have generally barred public school sponsored prayer as an “establishment of religion” prohibited by the First Amendment, though not voluntary religious activities by students.

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When it became a large event, then it became more of a school sponsored event. Although, I would have liked to see a ruling.

Either way, it's not the same as students praying as part of a required religious practice.