🚨 CBS TEXAS: PART TWO
What happens when state law requires public schools to release students for off-campus religious instruction?
CBS Texas is looking at the problems districts are already confronting — scheduling, claims of school “partnerships,” and the line between simply allowing released time and actively helping promote or facilitate a religious program.
Secular Education Association co-founder Zach Parrish is featured in the report.
🚨This is the part that gets lost when lawmakers sell released-time religious instruction as a simple permission-slip issue. Implementation matters. Safeguards matter. What schools are asked — or pressured — to do matters.
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What people are saying:
- Facebook User: So…a note from a staff member or something verifying that the students were actually at bible study and not just pretending to be to get out of class? And is it the students wanting it or their religious parents?
- Facebook User: Whenever you have an established religion, there comes a time to define who belongs and who doesn’t. The powerful always win, until they can actually establish “freedom of religion.” That means for everybody, all the time.
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