Texas education leaders signaled support Tuesday for infusing biblical teachings in public school curriculum. Why it matters: If approved, the move could spark legal challenges over the establishment ...

Many opponents argued that the proposal’s emphasis on Christian teachings would alienate students of other faith backgrounds. Those in favor testified that it’ll give students a more holistic ...

The State Board of Education took a preliminary vote on adding biblical lessons that could come to public elementary schools. The curriculum wouldn't be required but comes with an incentive.

Officials in Texas on Tuesday backed a controversial new public school curriculum that would incorporate Christian lessons ...

The Texas State Board of Education signaled it will approve a controversial set of resources that's received blowback for ...

The State Board of Education will re-convene after hours of testimony about Biblical lessons that could come to public ...

The Texas State Board of Education heard hours of testimony about proposed state-developed curriculum that's drawn fire for ...

If the proposed curriculum passes, school districts in Texas will not be forced to use it, but there will be an incentive of ...

The Texas board of education voted today to advance a controversial new curriculum that includes Bible stories in elementary school reading lessons—the latest in a series of high-profile moves from ...

The lessons and textbooks, known collectively as Bluebonnet Learning ... Academics have warned that they include teachings ...

The composition of the state’s hand-picked curriculum advisory board raises questions about whether panelists were inclined to green-light Bible-infused coursework.