The general rule on the use of school property appears to be that the school can prohibit all use by clubs, etc. but cannot pick and choose based on the whether the use involves a religious propose.

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This is based on the principle of viewpoint neutrality, where a public school (as a government entity) cannot discriminate against speech or organizations based on their viewpoint, including religious viewpoints, as long as the space is designated as a public forum for use by outside groups. This is to ensure the First Amendment rights are upheld, preventing government entities from favoring or disfavoring certain viewpoints.

The General Rule on the Use of School Property Appears