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So what do those who favor prayer in school want? I found this (a bill that was not passed): The measure would allow district courts to “permit the delivery of an inspirational message, including a prayer or an invocation, at a non-compulsory high school activity, including a student assembly, a sports event, or other school related activity if a majority of the participating students request the delivery of an inspirational message and select a student representative to deliver the message.” It sounds to me like this would be student initiated and student lead, ie. not endorsed by the school. Since it is not endorsed by the school it should not even require a bill or a majority of students to want it. If a Christian student wanted to pray at the beginning of a footbal game for the safety of the team and then a hindu wanted to say a few words next I say let 'em at it.
So what do those who favor prayer in school want?
I found this (a bill that was not passed):
The measure would allow district courts to “permit the delivery of an inspirational message, including a prayer or an invocation, at a non-compulsory high school activity, including a student assembly, a sports event, or other school related activity if a majority of the participating students request the delivery of an inspirational message and select a student representative to deliver the message.”
It sounds to me like this would be student initiated and student lead, ie. not endorsed by the school. Since it is not endorsed by the school it should not even require a bill or a majority of students to want it. If a Christian student wanted to pray at the beginning of a footbal game for the safety of the team and then a hindu wanted to say a few words next I say let 'em at it.
