Missouri HB2121 mandates public schools to post a statement about students' and employees' religious liberties.
Missouri HB2121, known as the "Missouri Religious Liberty in Schools Awareness Act," requires each public school to post a statement about students' and employees' constitutional rights to religious expression and freedom. The statement must inform students and employees about their rights to express religious beliefs, pray, and participate in religious activities during free time, without disrupting the educational mission. The act also ensures that employees can discuss their faith and the influence of religion on history and culture, provided it does not interfere with their duties.
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