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The Texas State Board of Education has voted to make Bible stories and passages required reading for millions of public school students, sparking a religion-in-schools debate. The new curriculum also includes other historical and literary texts like Anne Frank's diary.
A US appeals court has ruled that Texas public schools can display the Ten Commandments in classrooms. This decision upholds a state law requiring the display of the religious text in public educational institutions.
Texas is poised to pass what could be the first state-mandated book list for public school students, which focuses on classic literature and includes excerpts from the Bible.
A new reading list for Texas public schools is set to include Bible stories, a decision that has garnered significant attention. The AP News reported on the development.
Texas public schools experienced a loss of 75,000 students this year, despite the state's overall population growth, raising concerns about educational trends.
A Bible-infused curriculum approved for Texas public schools in 2024 will be corrected to fix hundreds of factual, punctuation, and copyright errors.