School Religion

[lordpunkmonk]

you probably shouldn't hand out brochures unless the people who you hand them out to are doing the same thing

[Pirate Bard]

I don't know if you can get in trouble at first, but you can quite legally be asked to stop, and if you don't THEN you could get into serious trouble.

So, I'd say, unless your school promotes other religious after-school programs or clubs, don't do it. If your school DOES allow for the promotion of religious after-school programs or clubs, then you could try to start one for Pastafarians. Just be careful and err on the side of caution when it comes to trying to spread the word of His Noodliness in a public school.

(I assume you are a student, not a teacher, and are in a public school, not a college. If you're a teacher, you could loose your job over it. If you're in college, I doubt you'd run into much trouble.)

[Suzuka]

On a simmilar note, I put up small flyers and have had them torn down by some teachers, despite it being allowed in the school

[Moral Minority]

The teachers are Nazi agents of Saudi America where you go to Jesus camp every year and atheists are burned at the stake.

[Cardinal Fang]

On a simmilar note, I put up small flyers and have had them torn down by some teachers, despite it being allowed in the school

Under the 1st Ammendement, surely they're not allowed to do that?

CF

[Wawizzle]

I told my friend about how I was passing out my business card at my school and he told me that its illegal to solicit on the property.

Religion, however, is not selling anything (materialistic). My personal school, so I've heard, has a bible club, so I should be able to create the Pastafarian Club next year with enough signatures.

Schools vary on the rules so it would be up to you to find out how you can legally promote His noodliness.