The guidelines listed below are subject to change should new court decisions so require and will be reviewed annually to determine continued compliance with legal standards. Secondary school students have the right to use school facilities for religious clubs before or after school. Although the club or organization must be student led, students may invite speakers from outside the school to occasionally participate in the religious club as long as outside speakers do not direct, conduct or control the meeting. Students may peacefully distribute free religious literature on school grounds during non-instructional time. If a school or teacher provides a moment of silence, students are free to use the moment as they choose, including personal thought or prayer.
Religious books can be part of a secular program of instruction and learning.
Students may use religious books if otherwise relevant in study as references in assignments or for academic content. Clothing and jewelry with religious symbols and messages may be worn unless the item is prohibited for other reasons by the school's dress code. School officials or school employees, while acting in an official capacity may not encourage or solicit religious or antireligious activity. This includes mandating or organizing religious programs at school events, including graduation. I the same manner as other community events.