Ten Commandments as a protected writing.

Summary

HB 1086 would place the Ten Commandments among a set of historic documents that schools must treat as protected writings. While schools could display or post excerpts, principals and teachers would be prohibited from reading the Ten Commandments aloud when students are present. The bill also requires school libraries to keep a copy of each listed document and prevents punishment of students who cite them.

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