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Texas school leaders urged against adopting Bible-infused curriculum slammed as unconstitutional

Thursday's legal coalition called on Texas's leaders to refuse to recruit the recent curriculum, which has recently been approved, which has greatly injected Christianity and the Bible teaching.

The Freedom Union of Texas, the Americans united to separate the church and the nation, and the center and the religious Foundation dispatched the director and their Board of Education. letter On Thursday, adopting a curriculum called Bluebonnet Learning says that “it violates the constitutional rights that illegally impose a set of religious beliefs and free from religious forced.”

This letter suggests a willingness to take legal measures to stop the use of Texas schools.

“Our organization has been fighting for the freedom of religion for a long time for everyone, but carefully monitor the school districts throughout the state in consideration of the Bluebonnet curriculum, and their parents. You will take the right and appropriate action to protect the rights.

The letter has united the American Freedom Union and Americans to separate freedom from the Religious Foundation to prevent the separation, survey of the church and the state, and the proposed curriculum from adopting the proposed curriculum. PLHERRERA

In a statement in response to the letter to Texastribune, the Spokesman of the Texas Educational Institute said, “Public schools may not provide religious guidance, and BlueBonnet Learning has no religious guidance.” I mentioned.

“BlueBonnet Learning is composed of educational materials that have a wide range of topics such as history, literature, art, and culture, which can include a religious topic that can be sampled from a wide range of religions,” stated. I am.

“The materials include the content of various religious materials on content literary and historical values, and the content of the relationship to create a strong background of students.”

State Board of Education Slightly approved November free elementary school curriculum Temporary Governor Greg Abbotto appointed person Cast a decisive vote.

This year, schools that have selected to adopt materials can start using free of charge at the start of the 2025-26 grade.

The state provides $ 60 incentives to each student in the area where they choose.

Educational institutions stated that the funds could offset the cost of printing curriculum materials.

The curriculum uses reading and linguistic lessons to move or establish other concepts of other themes, such as history and social studies.

Governor Greg Abot praised the new curriculum. AFP via Getty Images

Many lessons, including religious researchers, note that the curriculum lessons refer to Christianity more than any other religion.

They believe that the disparity can lead to the disparity Bullying and isolation Among non -Christian students, we weaken the separation of the church state, and acknowledge the state's wide range of control about how children learn about religion.

Critics are also questioning the accuracy of several lessons and talking about materials. History of White Wash Alica Slaves and racism.

Many people regard the curriculum as part of growth Christian Nationalist MovementThe establishment of the United States has been written by God, and has the belief that the law and system should support Christians.

Educational officials and the curriculum supporters say that Christianity provides students to better understand the influence of important texts, such as the history of the country and the world.

They say that the materials cover a wide range of religions and only mention religion as needed.

Authorities also believe that the curriculum will provide a detailed understanding of the abolition of slavery to students, emphasize the importance of events such as June and the civil rights movement, and celebrate the contribution of black Texanans.

Following the passage of the curriculum, an avot, called BlueBonnet, is called “important advancement to return students to the basics of education and provide the best education in Japan.”

The organization believes that the proposed curriculum violates the constitutional right to illegally impose a set of religious beliefs and be free from religious forced. Pablo hart

Since the curriculum was approved in November, at least one Board of Education (South Sun Antonio School District) has been available. I voted for adoption material.

Fortworth's Eagle Mountain Sagineau District Use the mathematics part of the material Avoid reading materials in the Bible lesson.

The Concro School District, located north of Houston, has begun Consider whether to hire lesson.

Denton school district in North Texas Published Don't plan to consider a curriculum.

“I have a lot of interest from the state area of ​​Bluebonnet. We will answer these inquiries, answer their support, questions, and help to promote the transition.” of.

School districts have a wide range of latitude regarding the adoption of the class plan.

For example, the district can decide to use a part of BlueBonnet to ignore other sections, such as a chapter reference of Christianity.

Alternatively, the district can select a strong reference to the lessons of Bluebonnet Bible while using another curriculum for other teachings.

What is the state of law experts in which the recent ruling by the Supreme Supreme Court of the Supreme Court has eroded the precedent for decades and prohibits the approval of a specific religion. He told Texas Tribune that he was unclear whether it would make up the state's actions.

For example, the Supreme Court has decided that a high school coach in Washington does not violate Article 1 of the Correction 1 by performing personal prayers on site after team games.

By doing so, justice ended what many people called. Lemon testThe standard court rely on whether the government's actions partially represent “excessive intersections” between the church and the state.

At a meeting of the State Board of Education last year, Austin Kinghorn, a legal vice -chief of the state, tells the Board of Directors about religion and the Bible, and says “absolutely acceptable” under the constitution. He said he was watching.

“As long as it is done objectively and academic, it is not equivalent to conversion,” Kinghorn said.

A letter sent by a legal organization on Thursday has announced the group's attitude that the Blue Bonnet curriculum treats Christian and the Bible as the truth.

The organization quoted many curriculum lessons. This includes lessons for fifth graders about the last night UP.

The organization says that Matthew's book is “the literal historical record of what happened.”

The group describes Jesus as “without qualification” and referring to a unit that says that “Christian Holy Book explains that Jesus has been revived from death.” Masu.

The group also criticizes the lessons to ask students to repeat the phrase that starts the story of the creation in the Genesis, and remembers the order that the Bible created the Bible by the Bible. I criticize the activity.

Richard Kon, an advisor to a research center, an organization that opposes the government's religion, says the Blue Bonnet curriculum, “Even if the Texas Council has decided to pretend to be, it is clear and obvious. Is shown. “

Conn was added as follows: “We will encourage school supervisors to confront the rights of students, family, community, and constitutional freedom instead of making the same mistakes.”

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