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Alabama Enacts ‘Released Time’ Law Allowing Students Off-Campus Religious Instruction

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Alabama has enacted a new law allowing public school students to leave campus during the school day to participate in religious instruction, a practice commonly referred to as “released time.” Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signed Senate Bill 248, also known as the Alabama Released Time Credit Act, into law last Wednesday, formally authorizing the program statewide.

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Alabama Enacts ‘Released Time’ Law Allowing Students Off-Campus Religious Instruction

Alabama has enacted a new law allowing public school students to leave campus during the school day to participate in religious instruction, a practice commonly referred to as “released time.” Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signed Senate Bill 248, also known as the Alabama Released Time Credit Act, into law last Wednesday, formally authorizing the program statewide.

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christianitydaily.com broke the news on Wednesday, April 15, 2026.
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