The Texas Senate passed bills last week that would infuse religion in public schools, expand parental control over the books ...

The bills will now go to the Texas House of Representatives to face another round of scrutiny and revision before potentially ...

Senate Bill 10 passed late Wednesday on a party-line vote. Democrats condemned the measure as unconstitutional and a threat ...

SB11 would give districts the option to schedule time each day for employees and students to pray or read “the Bible and ...

Another bill, which would have mandated prayer and Bible study time in Texas classrooms, has not yet cleared the Texas Senate ...

The Texas Senate has also passed bills that are headed to the Texas House for consideration, many of which are from Dallas-Fort Worth area lawmakers.

The vote comes amid a broader push by conservative Christians to infuse more religion into public schools and life.

Critics, including Alexandra Wyman, a mother whose child is set to enter the school system this fall, argue that the move represents government overreach.

School vouchers are a hot topic at the Texas Capitol, but Christian Democrat James Talarico has strong words for fellow ...

The Texas Senate has passed a pair of bills to introduce religion in public schools. One would require the Ten Commandments ...

SB 10 would require the Ten Commandments to be posted in all classrooms. SB 11 would require school boards to vote on ...