Prayer Around The Flagpole Students can pray around the flagpole not just one day, but every day of the school year. Prayers around the flagpole usually take place prior to the school day. If a school has at least one noncurriculum-related club on campus, it must allow Christian clubs. Christian clubs must receive equal access and equal treatment to that provided to the secular clubs. This may include access to the bulletin board, the school annual, the intercom system, or any other opportunity offered to a secular club.
Equal access means equal treatment.
If the school allows students to wear clothing with secular writings or symbols, the school must also allow religious writings and symbols. A school cannot prohibit a student from wearing a Christian T-shirt if the school allows students to wear secular messages or symbols. In-class student speech must be consistent with the topic being studied. A student cannot pass out a gospel tract in math class, but a student can certainly talk about creationism in science class during an evolution discussion. When asked to give oral reports or written papers, students can report on religious topics so long as it is consistent with the assignment.