California AB1369 allows pupils to wear traditional tribal regalia or religious adornments at graduation ceremonies without preapproval.

California AB1369 amends the Education Code to ensure that pupils can wear traditional tribal regalia or objects of religious or cultural significance at school graduation ceremonies and related events. The bill specifies that local educational agencies cannot require preapproval for such adornments and must allow pupils to wear them even if they conflict with the traditional cap. However, the local educational agency retains the authority to prohibit items that could cause substantial disruption or interference with the ceremony.

California AB1369 allows pupils to wear traditional tribal regalia or religious adornments at graduation ceremonies without preapproval.

California AB1369 amends the Education Code to ensure that pupils can wear traditional tribal regalia or objects of religious or cultural significance at school graduation ceremonies and related events. The bill specifies that local educational agencies cannot require preapproval for such adornments and must allow pupils to wear them even if they conflict with the traditional cap. However, the local educational agency retains the authority to prohibit items that could cause substantial disruption or interference with the ceremony.