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Texas will require public school students in grades 1 to 12 to read passages from the Bible starting in 2030. The mandate includes 14 biblical readings as part of a larger list of nearly 200 mandatory texts, which does not represent other religious traditions. Critics argue this could marginalize non-Christian students.
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Texas will require public school students in grades 1 to 12 to read passages from the Bible starting in 2030. The mandate includes 14 biblical readings as part of a larger list of nearly 200 mandatory texts, which does not represent other religious traditions. Critics argue this could marginalize non-Christian students.
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Texas to Implement Bible Reading Requirement in Public Schools Starting 2030