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| − | A non-curricular club is a school club unrelated to coursework, such as a cheerleading club that does not offer credit to students. | + | A '''non-curricular club''' is a school club unrelated to coursework, such as a [[cheerleading]] club that does not offer credit to students. |
A non-curricular club does not have as much publicity rights as a [[curricular club]] under the [[Equal Access Act]]. This becomes important because Bible-study and homosexual school clubs cannot be anything other than non-curricular in nature. If a public school does not allow any non-curricular clubs, then it can prohibit Bible-study and homosexual clubs also. | A non-curricular club does not have as much publicity rights as a [[curricular club]] under the [[Equal Access Act]]. This becomes important because Bible-study and homosexual school clubs cannot be anything other than non-curricular in nature. If a public school does not allow any non-curricular clubs, then it can prohibit Bible-study and homosexual clubs also. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:26, June 23, 2016
A non-curricular club is a school club unrelated to coursework, such as a cheerleading club that does not offer credit to students.
A non-curricular club does not have as much publicity rights as a curricular club under the Equal Access Act. This becomes important because Bible-study and homosexual school clubs cannot be anything other than non-curricular in nature. If a public school does not allow any non-curricular clubs, then it can prohibit Bible-study and homosexual clubs also.