What do you do when you’re stuck between a rock and a hard place? Two Arkansas higher education institutions are choosing the rock. All but six public schools will have to make their own decisions.
An Arkansas law requiring Ten Commandments displays in classrooms is unconstitutional because its sole intent is to convert ...
A federal appeals court has cleared the way for Louisiana schools to move forward with displaying the Ten Commandments in classrooms, lifting a legal block that had stalled the law since 2024. On ...
Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas have passed laws requiring the posters in public schools. Several other states are considering similar measures.
A federal judge has placed a permanent injunction on a law in Arkansas that requires the display of the Ten Commandments in ...
A bill to require public schools to post displays of the Ten Commandments advanced Wednesday in the Alabama House of Representatives. Rep. Mark Gidley, a Republican from Etowah County and a pastor, ...
There is a glimmer of hope.
As disputes rage on over religion’s place in public schools, the Ten Commandments have become a focal point. At least a dozen states have considered proposals that would require classrooms to post the ...
All public schools in Oklahoma are now required to incorporate the Bible and Ten Commandments into their curricula for grades 5-10, primarily for historical context. Oklahoma Superintendent of Public ...
Earlier this summer, Republican Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry signed into law a requirement that all public classrooms display the Ten Commandments. Broadly similar laws are moving through ...
CONROE, Texas – Conroe Independent School District is moving ahead with implementing a new state law requiring Ten Commandments displays in K-12 public classrooms, despite opposition from some parents ...
“I can’t wait to be sued,” Louisiana’s governor, Jeff Landry, said last week just before signing a law requiring all public schools in the state to “display the Ten Commandments in each classroom” no ...
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