I don't think that organizations external to the school should be allowed to advertise on campus at all.

If a student-run Christian club wants to promote an after-school Bible Study that is being hosted on campus -- more power to them. But as others have pointed out, allowing a community church to come in and proselytize to students violates the separation of church and state (it may not be explicit in the Constitution, but has been consistently upheld by the Supreme Court) and opens the school's doors to other non-profits, religious and otherwise. If Planned Parenthood was advertising its off-campus, after-school seminar on safer sex, I imagine that many of those defending the church's "rights" here would find themselves on the other side of the picket line.

Edit: Grammar.

and Jim Jones and David Karesh.........

I would like to post fliers for my new hitler youth group that im forming does anyone know where i may post them?

You can post them next to the Baptist flyers.

I went to LDS seminary for 4 years at Mountain View highschool in Mesa. I graduated in 2001 and never received any school credit for that time. I had to take A-period early morning classes at the high school to get the credit necessary to graduate because of the credits I didnt get from Release time. I personally knew of people who were not baptized members of the church who enrolled in seminary with their parents approval.

I agree!  I'm just advocating for "no one" as opposed to "everyone." 

Unless things have changed that dramatically over the last couple of years the bulletin board at the school is a great place for kids to find a job or an activity for after school (which kids of this age need very badly). No one is forcing the flyer in to each kids hand, no one is standing in the hallway giving a sermon, no one is making it mandatory or even hinting that the kids should join this group, it is meerly an option for them. It isn't hurting anyone.

Itwas a flyer posted on the bulletin board! The school should welcome external organizations posting on the board. Non profits, religious or otherwise, and let the kids know they have options. Especially out in Maricopa there aren't 100's of things for kids to do to stay out of trouble, many of them are looking for activities and just can't find them.

Then you wouldn't mind the Aryan Nation or the KKK or the Nation of Islam posting flyers?  The kids around here DO need things to do. 

I wonder if first baptist would let me hold my hitler youth group mettings at there church?

We can schudule our Nation of Islam meetings right after.

Mixing church and state is always a bad idea, regardless of whether it consists of flyers on bulletin boards in schools or prayers in City Council meetings.  It simply opens the door to extremists who will demand a mile after promising to only take an inch.