Oklahoma HB3488 establishes the Student Secular Bill of Rights, ensuring public school students' rights to religious and secular practices on school.
Oklahoma HB3488, known as the "Student Secular Bill of Rights," outlines public school students' rights regarding religious and secular practices on school grounds. It prohibits school-sponsored religious displays, messaging, and instruction, while allowing student-created religious expression in assignments. Students have the right to practice any religion, reject unwanted proselytizing, and be free from discrimination based on religious beliefs.
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