ten commandments texas

Texas, Ten Commandments

The Ten Commandments are up in Texas schools. They're also being taken down

When it became clear to high school theater teacher Gigi Cervantes that she couldn't ignore a new state law requiring the Ten Commandments to be posted in her Texas classroom, she felt she had no choice.

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Judge blocks Texas law, orders schools to remove Ten Commandments displays

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Federal judge blocks Ten Commandments display at Texas school districts like Conroe ISD

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Judge orders Texas schools to remove Ten Commandments displays

Displays of the Ten Commandments in Texas schools were ordered by a federal judge on Tuesday to be removed.

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Federal judge rules Ten Commandments must be removed from Texas classrooms before December

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Judge blocks Texas mandate for Ten Commandments to be displayed in classrooms

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Judge tells some Texas schools to temporarily remove Ten Commandments posters

“All Texas public school districts should heed the court’s clear warning: It’s plainly unconstitutional to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms,” said Rachel Laser, president and CEO of American...

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Federal judge orders Conroe ISD, other Texas school districts to remove Ten Commandments displays

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Federal judge rules law requiring display of Ten Commandments in Texas classrooms unconstitutional

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Galveston ISD: Ten Commandments posters to stay out of classrooms during legal fight

Galveston ISD says it is not reversing its decision to keep Ten Commandments posters out of classrooms, even though the Texas Attorney General has filed a lawsuit. The state sued the district for not following a new law that requires the Ten Commandments to be displayed in every public classroom.

AG Paxton sues Round Rock, Leander ISDs for not displaying Ten Commandments in classrooms

Paxton filed a lawsuit against the Round Rock and Leander school districts in the 425th District Court of Williamson County for the districts' “open refusal to comply with” Texas' Senate Bill 10. The law is currently enjoined in a number of small school districts because of ongoing litigation.