Emily contacted her principal and requested equal treatment, but the principal refused. Emily then contacted Liberty Counsel. Armed with additional information, she again approached her principal, but the principal denied her request. Emily wrote a letter to the school board attorney, but the school board attorney wrote back quoting from a passage taken from the American Civil Liberties Union manual. If the educated bureaucrats cannot learn this simple message of equal access, I question their ability to teach at all.
Equal access means equal treatment.
If a school allows at least one student-initiated noncurriculum related club on campus, it must give the same rights and privileges to all other clubs, including the Bible clubs. A noncurriculum related club is a club that is not directly related to a class taught on campus. For example, a curriculum related club may include the French Club if French is taught on campus. However, noncurriculum related clubs include Students Against Drunk Driving, Photography Club, Chess Club, or any other special interest or social clubs. In Emily's case, the Vegetarian Club, the Photography Club, the Chess Club, and a host of other clubs are allowed the same access and privileges that are denied to the FCA Club.