Students may meet informally in cafeterias or hallways to discuss religious issues. Students may form religious clubs if other non-curricular clubs exist on campus. Students may invite school employees to speak at their religious club meetings. Students may invite speakers from off campus to speak at their religious club meetings. Club members may seek advice from clergy or lay people off campus.
Students are free to express their religious beliefs through signs and symbols.
Students may wear clothing that displays religious sayings or symbols. Students may wear religious jewelry. Students may put religious posters inside their lockers or on their book covers. Freedom of speech is a fundamental right mandated in the Constitution and does not exclude the school yard. Students may discuss religious issues while walking to and from class.