The United States Supreme Court has ruled that religious speech is a protected type of expression.
Students also have the right to distribute religious literature on their campus.
Distribution of materials prepared by non students may be limited by campus location and the amount of materials, whereas student-initiated literature may only be limited where a school reasonably believes such distribution will materially disrupt school activities. Finally, under the 1984 Equal Access Act, students generally have the right to gather for religious purposes on campus. If a school allows any non curricular student group to meet on campus, it must extend the same privilege to a religious student group. You At The Pole, and to distribute any Christian literature. Although teachers may not participate in a student religious meeting, they are permitted to attend in a non-participatory capacity.