Texas Approves Bible-Based Lessons in Elementary Schools
Texas has approved a controversial new curriculum that allows elementary schools to incorporate Bible teachings into reading and language arts lessons. Schools adopting the optional program will receive additional state funding, and the materials could appear in classrooms as early as the next school year.
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Bible-infused lessons for Texas public schools narrowly approvedGreg Abbott earlier this month to briefly fill a vacant seat in the Dallas-area that’s long been held by a Democrat.
The SBOE approved the material by an 8-7 vote with only Republican members voting for it. All Democratic members and three ...
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Bluebonnet Learning incorporates Bible lessons into reading and language arts textbooks in public schools across the state.
While the Christian lessons are not required, Texas school districts will receive $60 per student if administrators adopt the ...
Texas on Friday gave final approval to optional biblical lesson plans for kindergarten through 5th grade classes in state ...
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