A teacher wishes to sponsor an after-school prayer group during noninstructional time while off duty.What stance does the Supreme Court currently take on this issue?

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The Supreme Court has recognized that teachers have a right to engage in religious activities during noninstructional time while off duty, as long as they do not officially endorse or promote their beliefs to students. Teachers may participate in prayer groups or other religious activities on their own time and in their own capacity as individuals, but they may not use their official position or influence to impose their beliefs on students or to advance a particular religious agenda. However, some limitations may apply depending on the context and the specific circumstances of each case.

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