Enacting the safeguarding personal expression at K-12 schools act to authorize students and student clubs or organizations to engage in certain speech or expression at school and providing a civil cause of action for violations of the act.

This bill, known as the Safeguarding Personal Expression at K-12 Schools Act, would allow students to express religious, political, or ideological viewpoints in school. Students could organize clubs, wear certain clothing, and participate in discussions or assignments with these viewpoints, as long as it doesn't disrupt the school or violate existing laws. Schools that violate this act could face lawsuits for damages.

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