Enacting the student secular bill of rights to establish statutory protections against religious coercion and discrimination in public schools.

Summary

The bill would add a Student Secular Bill of Rights to Kansas law, letting students and parents sue if a public school forces or favors religious activities. It defines terms such as prayer, religious clubs, and government endorsement to keep schools neutral on religion. The goal is to protect all students, regardless of faith or non‑belief, from religious pressure in school.

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