Texas AG Paxton Sues Austin-Area School Districts for Refusing to Display Ten Commandments

State sues Round Rock, Leander ISDs over display of Ten Commandments

Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Round Rock and Leander ISDs over refusal to display the Ten Commandments.

Texas AG Paxton sues Austin-area school districts for refusing to display Ten Commandments

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed new lawsuits against two school districts in the Austin area for refusing to comply with new state laws requiring public schools to display the Biblical Ten Commandments in classrooms.

Texas sues Round Rock ISD, Leander ISD for 'refusing' to hang Ten Commandments posters

Texas’ attorney general is suing Leander Independent School District and Round Rock Independent School District for “openly refusing” to display donated copies of the Ten Commandments in their classrooms -- a new state requirement.

Paxton Sues 2 More School Districts for Refusing Ten Commandments Displays

Round Rock ISD and Leander ISD are the latest to face legal action from the attorney general. The post Paxton Sues 2 More School Districts for Refusing Ten Commandments Displays appeared first on Texas Scorecard.

Ken Paxton sues Leander, Round Rock ISDs for failure to display Ten Commandments

In his filing, Paxton cited SB 10, a law that went into effect on Sept. 1 and requires public schools to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms.

Texas AG suing Round Rock, Leander ISDs for allegedly refusing to display Ten Commandments in classrooms

Under Senate Bill 10, Texas public school districts are required to display donated copies of the Ten Commandments in classrooms.