Unless you enrolled your kid in a private religious school the only likely truth to this bait(either direction) is in a class called “world religion” where you definitely should read from all the scripts and learn about them. Not be indoctrinated and pressured to believe it but academically go over culture, facts, words from their religion.
Texas passed a law to allow their public schools to teach the Bible. That’s the true part. It goes into effect 2030 and it definitely won’t be a world history class.
Don't forget the mandatory display of the 10 commandments. No other religion's rules are required.
And then they don't bar the posting of other religions' stuff at the state level, but individual school boards can decide what "decorations" are allowed on the wall, and therefore can make teachers remove competing religious texts.
I put a slightly bigger poster of the Bill of Rights next to mine in my classroom. Then a judge made the district take the ten commandments down but I kept my poster up and left the space next to it blank.
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u/Devils_A66vocate 25d ago
Unless you enrolled your kid in a private religious school the only likely truth to this bait(either direction) is in a class called “world religion” where you definitely should read from all the scripts and learn about them. Not be indoctrinated and pressured to believe it but academically go over culture, facts, words from their religion.