US EditionOklahoma schools chief teams up with Lee Greenwood to send Bibles to AP Gov classes
- Oklahoma's State Superintendent Ryan Walters is collaborating with singer Lee Greenwood to collect $59.99 leather-bound Bibles for schools, following a denied $3 million funding request from a legislative panel.
- Walters aims to integrate the Bible into lesson plans for grades 5 through 12 but faces legal challenges from parents and teachers opposing the mandate.
- Walters' initiatives reflect a wider movement in conservative-led states to influence public school curriculums, with similar efforts observed in states like Louisiana.
- Governor Kevin Stitt remarked that many students likely have a Bible app on their phones, in response to Walters' proposal.
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Oklahoma schools chief seeks donations to put Bibles in classrooms
Oklahoma's top public schools official is continuing his quest to put a Bible in classrooms. Republican State Superintendent Ryan Walters announced this week he's teaming with country music singer Lee Greenwood and seeking donations to buy $59.99 leather-bound “God Bless the USA” Bibles.
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Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters announced Thursday that Bibles will be sent to all AP U.S.... The post Oklahoma Schools to Receive Bibles Through Partnership with Singer Lee Greenwood appeared first on News Facts Network.
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