Agroup of high school students decide to hold a rally during school hours to protest cuts in the state's education budget. they march through classrooms, recruiting students to join the rally. would the tinker standard support the students' expression of their opinions?

No.

Explanation:

The thinker standard was a ruling made in 1969  by the supreme court in the case Tinker vs Des Moines Independent Community School District, which started because 3 students used a black armband to the school as a protest on the Vietnam war, it states that students are allowed to express their own beliefs and their first amendment rightsas long as it doesn´t disrupt regular school activities, since this protest is stopping classes and interrupting normal school activities the Tinker standar wouldn´t support the students expressions of their opinions.

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