Reflections

Eddies66 · 04-18-2022, 10:42 PM

First Amendment rights: As a student in a public school, you have First Amendment rights to engage in voluntary, free speech conversations. It just has to be done in a way that does not interfere with or substantially disrupt classroom time and academic instruction. You can voluntarily express your personal and religious beliefs to your classmates through verbal or written expressions. But make sure to follow school policy and do not engage in these activities during classroom or instruction time.

Having sub’d since 2013 in both California and Nevada. Not one school library did not have a religious section with a Bible and many other books on other religions.

04-18-2022, 10:42 PM	#3
Eddies66 VIP Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Rancho Mirage, CA Posts: 1,308 Likes: 300 Liked 881 Times in 452 Posts	Re: Reflections First Amendment rights: As a student in a public school, you have First Amendment rights to engage in voluntary, free speech conversations. It just has to be done in a way that does not interfere with or substantially disrupt classroom time and academic instruction. You can voluntarily express your personal and religious beliefs to your classmates through verbal or written expressions. But make sure to follow school policy and do not engage in these activities during classroom or instruction time. Having sub’d since 2013 in both California and Nevada. Not one school library did not have a religious section with a Bible and many other books on other religions.