We’re sending them to public school, not Sunday school,” Emily Witt, the senior communications and media strategist for Texas Freedom Network which opposes the curriculum, told the outlet.

The National Sunday School Association, organized in 1946 as a protest against the curriculum policies of the International Council of Religious Education, now produces a series of outlines for ...

Jewish Texans push back against Christian bias in public school curriculum For many religious and secular taxpayers, the Texas Education Agency's proposed curriculum is another sign of the growing ...

Now the State Board of Education (SBOE) is expected to vote on the TEA's proposed curriculum this November, and the lessons could roll out in August 2025. School districts in Houston and across ...

Advocates for the Bible-infused curriculum @TXSBOE claim to support religious literacy, but today's prayer rally reveals their true aim: to turn public schools into Christian Sunday schools and ...

These “lessons” belong in a Christian Sunday school, not a Texas public school. ... Studies by Christian scholars and schools point to the benefits of Christian-centered education, ...

“The curriculum tends to promote Christianity over other religions and, in some cases, presents Biblical texts in a manner more appropriate for Sunday school than public schools,” said ...

Officials in Texas have backed a controversial new public school curriculum that would incorporate Christian lessons from the Bible as early as kindergarten. Eight out of 15 state school board ...

The SBOE approved the material by an 8-7 vote with only Republican members voting for it. All Democratic members and three Republicans opposed it.

We’re sending them to public school, not Sunday school,” Emily Witt, the senior communications and media strategist for Texas Freedom Network, said. But not everyone feels this way.

Texas’ state board of education will vote Friday on a proposal to allow Bible stories in English and Language Arts curriculum that could be used in public schools throughout the state.