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(d) Advertisement.--If a public school entity permits a
student group that meets for secular activities to use school
premises, property or services to advertise or announce group
meetings, the public school entity shall permit a student group
that meets for prayer or other religious speech the same access
to school premises, property or services to advertise or
announce group meetings.
(e) Disclaimer.--A public school entity may disclaim school
sponsorship of noncurricular groups and events in a manner that
neither favors nor disfavors groups that meet to engage in
prayer or religious speech.
(f) Clothing.--A student enrolled in a public school entity
may wear clothing, accessories and jewelry that display a
religious message or religious symbol in the same manner and to
the same extent that a student may wear clothing, accessories
and jewelry that display a secular message or symbol.
Section 6. Limited public forum.
(a) General rule.--A public school entity shall establish a
limited public forum for student speakers at any school event at
which a student will publicly speak and shall:
(1) Not discriminate against a student's voluntary
expression of a religious viewpoint on an otherwise
permissible subject.
(2) Develop and utilize a method, based on neutral
criteria, for the selection of one or more student speakers
at school events, including, but not limited to, a graduation
ceremony.
(3) Ensure that a student speaker does not engage in
obscene, vulgar, offensively lewd or indecent speech.
(4) State in writing, orally or both that the student's
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