Rights are limited in public schools. And that’s because a public school is not a sidewalk, or a park. So I have no problem with this ban, as long as ALL masks with a message are banned.
Before anyone disagrees, consider this. Should a mask - or a shirt - saying “Mohammed is a True Prophet” - be allowed? I think not. I would not want my child to be exposed to such a message. So yeah, keep political and religious slogans out of public schools.
Side note:
I’m old enough to remember prayers in public schools. My teachers would say a brief, nondenominational prayer before every lunch. I kinda liked that. Does that contradict what I just said above? I guess so.
Yes, absolutely. Your 1st Amendment rights do not end at the school doors if what you are doing is not disruptive.
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“Rights are limited in public schools.”
Especially for Christians and conservatives.