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MS SB2505
Bill
AI Summary
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Local school boards may designate a period of reflection at the beginning of each school day during which nonsectarian, nonproselytizing student-initiated prayer must be allowed, either silent or audible, for students who voluntarily participate
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Removes the previous 60-second time limit on reflection periods and eliminates the requirement that reflection be "quiet" or "silent"
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School boards may designate periods for prayer or reflection during school-related events including assemblies, sporting events, graduation ceremonies, and other student events
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Prayer activities remain voluntary and student-initiated, with teachers and administrators prohibited from prescribing the form or content of any prayer
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Effective date is July 1, 2026
Legislative Description
Prayer in school; expand protections and authorize school boards to designate specific periods for.
Last Action
Died In Committee
2/3/2026