Texas "Bluebonnet Learning" Bible Curriculum Final Vote Today (Friday)

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State Board of Education signals support for Bible-infused curriculum​

NOV. 19, 2024

A majority of the Texas State Board of Education signaled their support Tuesday for a state-authored curriculum under intense scrutiny in recent months for its heavy inclusion of biblical teachings.

Ahead of an official vote expected to happen Friday, eight of the 15 board members gave their preliminary approval to Bluebonnet Learning, the elementary school curriculum proposed by the Texas Education Agency earlier this year.

Texas school districts have the freedom to choose their own lesson plans. If the state-authored curriculum receives approval this week, the choice to adopt the materials will remain with districts. But the state will offer an incentive of $60 per student to districts that choose to adopt the lessons, which could appeal to some as schools struggle financially after several years without a significant raise in state funding.

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What Texas wants, Texas gets.

Texas will now be a systematically academic-driven; generational Bible Belt state.
 
This is the biggest problem for the GOP on the issue of school vouchers.

Want a religious education for your kid = support SCHOOL VOUCHERS.


But no no no no no scream the W supporters, we must ram the Bible into public education....

Courts - at least 25 times - NO NO NOT HAPPENING... Constitution says no.


and when it comes time to vote for vouchers, the Bible Thumping W loving Pro Israel RINOs always vote AGAINST....


which leaves us with all poor kids forced into left wing homosexual controlled public education monopoly.



THOSE PUSHING THE BIBLE IN PUBLIC EDUCATION ARE NOT CONSERVATIVES

THEY ARE NOT HELPING ANYTHING

THEY ARE THE PROBLEM BECAUSE THEY OPPOSE VOUCHERS EVERY TIME THEY VOTE no matter what noises they made beforehand.
 
This is the biggest problem for the GOP on the issue of school vouchers.

Want a religious education for your kid = support SCHOOL VOUCHERS.


But no no no no no scream the W supporters, we must ram the Bible into public education....

Courts - at least 25 times - NO NO NOT HAPPENING... Constitution says no.


and when it comes time to vote for vouchers, the Bible Thumping W loving Pro Israel RINOs always vote AGAINST....


which leaves us with all poor kids forced into left wing homosexual controlled public education monopoly.



THOSE PUSHING THE BIBLE IN PUBLIC EDUCATION ARE NOT CONSERVATIVES

THEY ARE NOT HELPING ANYTHING

THEY ARE THE PROBLEM BECAUSE THEY OPPOSE VOUCHERS EVERY TIME THEY VOTE no matter what noises they made beforehand.
That's me.... Bible thumper pro-Israel, etc...
 
Texas school districts have the freedom to choose their own lesson plans. If the state-authored curriculum receives approval this week, the choice to adopt the materials will remain with districts. But the state will offer an incentive of $60 per student to districts that choose to adopt the lessons, which could appeal to some as schools struggle financially after several years without a significant raise in state funding.

They were OK as long as they kept it optional

The $60 incentive to teach “our religion” crosses the line of separation of church and state
 
They were OK as long as they kept it optional

The $60 incentive to teach “our religion” crosses the line of separation of church and state




This is what makes vouchers so great.

Want your kid to get a religious themed education - use the voucher to send kid to religious themed private school.

DO NOT want your kid exposed to religion - choose a school that is not religious themed.


Everyone gets what they want, except the Democrat Party $$$$, the left wing homo kid fuckers in the public schools, and the completely worthless left wing $300k per year public education bureaucrats (really the Mayor's re-election staff).
 
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