Texas Senate passes bill to put Ten Commandments in public school classrooms
The vote comes amid a broader push by conservative Christians to infuse more religion into public schools and life.
Latest push to require display of Ten Commandments in public schools reaches PA
GOP lawmakers want to display the Ten Commandments in PA's public schools. The Supreme Court has previously ruled that doing ...
Texas Senate passes two bills that would bring mandatory prayer time and the Ten Commandments into classrooms
The Texas Senate has passed two bills bringing Christianity into public schools. One bill, passed Tuesday, would require a ...
Texas Senate pushing for prayer, Ten Commandments in public schools
The Texas Senate has passed a pair of bills to introduce religion in public schools. One would require the Ten Commandments ...
Texas Senate passes school prayer bill, advances bill mandating Ten Commandments in classrooms
SB 10 would require the Ten Commandments to be posted in all classrooms. SB 11 would require school boards to vote on ...
Texas Senate passes Ten Commandments, school prayer bills
Classrooms would be required to post displays of the Ten Commandments, while school trustees could require opt-in prayer time ...
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Texas Senate passes bill requiring Ten Commandments to be displayed in public schools
Senate Bill 10 passed late Wednesday on a party-line vote. Democrats condemned the measure as unconstitutional and a threat ...
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Texas Senate passed bill requiring Ten Commandments in public schools; House to consider
The Texas Senate passed a bill prescribing public elementary and secondary schools display a durable poster or framed copy of ...
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Kentucky faith leaders request Gov. Beshear veto Ten Commandments monument bill
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Kentucky faith-based leaders are asking Governor Andy Beshear to veto a bill that will allow a Ten ...
Parent, superintendent weigh in as Texas Senate passes bill to require Ten Commandments in all classrooms
Critics, including Alexandra Wyman, a mother whose child is set to enter the school system this fall, argue that the move represents government overreach.