Texas schools caught between state mandate and federal court rulings on Ten Commandments displays

Texas is pushing a law requiring public schools to display donated Ten Commandments posters, but federal courts have blocked the mandate in more than two dozen districts, citing First Amendment concerns. Some schools are caught between complying with the state law or following federal court orders, creating tension for teachers and administrators. While some educators see the posters as historical context, others have resigned rather than impose religious content on students. The dispute is expected to escalate to the U.S. Supreme Court as districts navigate conflicting legal and ethical pressures.

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