The State Board of Education (SBOE) on Friday approved the Texas Education Agency’s (TEA) proposal for Texas’ state-owned textbooks, known as Bluebonnet Learning. It passed by a vote of 8-7. It includes new Mathematics curriculum for K-8 students,

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Critics say Bluebonnet Learning — which will be optional but which schools would be paid to adopt — inappropriately centers on Christian theology and ideas.

The Texas State Board of Education is set to vote on whether bible-based curriculum, Bluebonnet Learning, can be used in public schools. Critics cry foul.

Teachers, parents and advocates packed the State Board of Education meeting this week ahead of Tuesday’s tight preliminary vote on the state-crafted

Texas State Board of Education narrowly approved a new elementary school curriculum that has drawn widespread criticism for favoritism toward Christianity. The criticism is warranted, but it’s nonetheless unlikely that courts will find the Bluebonnet Learning Program an unconstitutional establishment of religion.