The Bible enters public schools in Texas
Briefly

Educator Megan Tessler stated, 'This curriculum does not meet the standard of an honest, secular curriculum,' arguing against the introduction of religious concepts in public schools.
The Texas Education Agency's proposal, known as Bluebonnet Learning, has garnered mixed reactions, with some praising the inclusion of Bible-based lessons while others are concerned about its implications.
The preliminary 8-7 vote by the Texas Association of School Boards indicates a sharp division over the curriculum, reflecting deep societal debates on education and religion.
Governor Greg Abbott supports the optional curriculum initiative, which offers an incentive of $60 per student to districts adopting the Bible lessons, despite widespread public scrutiny.
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