OK SB21

School districts must treat student voluntary expression of religious viewpoints on permissible subjects the same as secular or other viewpoints, without discrimination based on religious content.

School districts must adopt a model policy establishing limited public forums for student speakers at school events, graduation ceremonies, and other occasions, with speakers selected using neutral criteria.

Students may express religious beliefs in homework, artwork, and class assignments free from discrimination and cannot be penalized or rewarded based on religious content; assignments are judged by ordinary academic standards.

Students have the right to organize prayer groups, religious clubs, "see you at the pole" gatherings, and other religious meetings before, during, and after school with the same access to facilities and announcement methods as non-religious student groups.

The Oklahoma Attorney General and injured persons may enforce the act through civil action, seeking equitable relief, compensatory damages, and attorney fees; the act takes effect July 1, 2015.