Which would be permitted under the

establishment clause of the First
Amendemnt?

1. A public elementary school inviting
a local pastor to visit each morning
to open the day with a prayer in the
gym for any students who wish to
attend.
2. Public high school students
voluntarily holding a prayer
group meeting in a classroom
at the end of the school day.
3. Distributing a daily devotional
to public school students for
them to read silently to themselves.

Wouldn't number 2 be permitted?

To me, 1 & 2 would work. Because they aren't forcing it on anyone. it's all volunteer. Sorry I'm not much help.

Can I get another opinion?

Would you give me your opinion on this
question?
Thank you!

The first is not allowed because it excludes other pastors and other groups. The second is allowed if it is voluntary.

You're right. The second is permitted. Students can hold voluntary prayers sessions before or after school hours.

what is a amendment

An amendment is a formal alteration or addition to a document, law, or constitution. In the context of your question, the term "amendment" refers to the amendments made to the United States Constitution. These amendments are changes to the original text of the Constitution and outline the rights and freedoms of individuals. The First Amendment, for example, is an amendment that guarantees the freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition.