The Texas Education Agency created the new Bible-based curriculum in response to state law, aiming to help students connect history, art, community, literature, and religion.
Critics argue that the curriculum inappropriately promotes Christian beliefs in public schools, potentially infringing on the separation of church and state.
The approval of this curriculum aligns with initiatives in other GOP-led states to incorporate religious teachings into public education, which raises concerns among educators.
With the new law, Texas joins Louisiana and Oklahoma in promoting Christian teachings in classrooms, reflecting a wider conservative agenda for educational reform.
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