The student body of a high school in Ames City has elected a student "chaplain" to the student council. The new student chaplain begins a practice of saying grace in the cafeteria before the lunch period. It is student-led, but faculty and staff have tolerated the practice, even participating by standing with the students and bowing their heads. A group of students and their parents object, claiming that the practice violates the Establishment Clause. The group files suit in federal court. The judge hearing the case will likely: Group of answer choices Dismiss the suit because participation is voluntary. Enjoin the practice, because prayer is never permitted in school. Enjoin the practice, because students are required to be in school and are likely to feel psychological coercion to participate or sit in respectful silence. Dismiss the suit, because no school officials are involved in the selection of the student or the prayer itself