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Judge blocks display of 10 Commandments in Texas classrooms

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Federal judge temporarily blocks Texas schools from enforcing Ten Commandments law
The judge said the displays would violate parents' rights and are "likely to send an exclusionary and spiritually burdensome message" to students.

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Federal judge blocks Texas public schools from displaying Ten Commandments in classrooms
Texas can’t put the Ten Commandments in certain school districts’ classrooms, judge says
Federal judge blocks display of Ten Commandments in Texas classrooms
U.S District Judge Fred Biery of San Antonio wrote in his 55-page order that Texas’s Senate Bill 10 was unconstitutional and would coerce school children into observing a faith their family did not a...

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Court Rules Texas Cannot Mandate Religious Displays In Classrooms
Texas can't require the Ten Commandments in every public school classroom, judge says
Judge rules that some Texas schools don’t have to display Ten Commandments in classrooms
More than a dozen Texas families of various faiths sued over the state’s law – which was signed by Republican Gov. Greg Abbott in June and is set to take effect statewide starting next month – arguin...

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Judge Halts Texas Law Mandating the Ten Commandments in School
Judge blocks Texas law requiring Ten Commandments in classrooms

Appeal planned after judge blocks Texas Ten Commandments law

U.S. District Court Judge Fred Biery said the Republican-led legislation that was signed into law in June by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott concerns the long-held principle of separation of church and state. In his opinion filed on Wednesday, he related his ruling to recent rulings in Arkansas and Louisiana, where judges also barred similar laws.

Conroe ISD holds off on Ten Commandments displays as legal battle over the new law heats up

Conroe ISD is putting the brakes on displaying the Ten Commandments as a legal battle over the new state law heated up in San Antonio last week.

Liberty-Eylau ISD raises funds for Ten Commandments posters as state mandate approaches

TEXARKANA, Texas — Liberty-Eylau ISD is relying on donations from local businesses and churches to cover the cost of Ten Commandments posters that will soon be required in all Texas public school classrooms.

Texas Laws Changing on September 1: From Abortion To Property Tax

New laws are due to take effect in Texas on September 1 on subjects including abortion, property tax and Christianity in public schools.
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