Texas Law Requires Posting of Ten Commandments in Public Schools
In June, Texas legislators passed a bill requiring the Ten Commandments to be posted in every public school classroom across the state.
Senate Bill 10 went into effect on September 1, and the Victoria Independent School District (VISD) began implementing the law on its campuses.
VISD started receiving donations of the Ten Commandments posters in September from individual donors and faith-based organizations.
- The district has received over 850 Ten Commandments posters since collecting donations.
- VISD has worked to ensure that each contribution is processed in alignment with state requirements.
“VISD has worked carefully to ensure that each contribution is processed in alignment with state requirements,”
said Justin Gabrysch, VISD assistant superintendent of administrative services.
Author summary: Texas law now requires Ten Commandments in schools.
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