I Don't Have a Right as a Teacher to Say the Pledge of Allegiance

When you're talking about private religious expression, i don't have a right as a teacher to say the pledge of allegiance in front of class. Religion is different when you'retalking about a so when you's talking about leading the praye, a pray, specific prayer in class,. You are talking about formal, public religious expression, which does implicate the establishment clause. But i have the exact same right to lead the privat the pledge, right tolead the pledge as a teacher, as i have a right to Lead the pra prayers a teacher. So we're comparing apples and oranges here in just the same way that i don't has a right to lead public prayer. The pledge of