US EditionHouse advances bill displaying 'In God We Trust' language in schools
- The Arizona House has approved Senate Bill 1269, allowing school boards to invite chaplains into public schools, stating that children need more God.
- The bill permits school boards to invite chaplains for support but does not require proselytizing, as emphasized by proponents.
- Concerns were raised that chaplains may not meet the same accountability standards as counselors.
- Proponents believe chaplains can provide support for students dealing with mental health challenges and moral guidance.
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House approves allowing chaplains in public schools
Key Points The House approved SB1269 on a 31-29 vote The measure would allow chaplains in public schools Lawmakers believe it addresses counselor shortages, secularism Saying that children need more God, the state House has approved allowing chaplains in public school classrooms. Senate Bill 1269 would allow — but not require — school boards to invite chaplains from various religions into schools to provide “support, services or programs” t…
·Phoenix, United States
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