Mississippi SB2063 mandates a daily quiet reflection period in public schools for up to 60 seconds.
Mississippi SB2063, known as the "Period of Quiet Reflection Act," requires local school governing boards to implement a brief period of silent reflection at the start of each school day in public school classrooms. The reflection period must not exceed 60 seconds and is not intended to be a religious service or exercise. The act aims to provide students with a moment of silent contemplation at the beginning of every school day.
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