Freedom of Speech and Religious Expression in Public Schools

Summary

The bill would change state law so school districts could not treat students, parents, or staff differently because of their religious, political or ideological views. It would let students wear expressive clothing, create clubs, and speak on these topics, and would force schools to adopt a neutral "limited public forum" policy using a state‑developed model. The measure failed, dying in a subcommittee.

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