While instances of student-led prayer in public schools have been allowed by the Supreme Court, it has ruled that
A) students may not appear in public while praying.
B) students must incorporate prayers from all faiths.
C) students must pray in all languages spoken at the individual school.
D) students may not utilize a school's public address system.
E) students may not pray aloud where others can hear them.
D
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