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Panel discusses the protection of separation of church and state in Texas public schools

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Senate Bill 763 allows schools to hire unlicensed chaplains to provide student counseling at public schools. The bill went into effect in September. School districts have until March 1 to decide if they want to enact the bill. Many school districts, including Austin ISD, rejected the chaplain bill.

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Panel discusses the protection of separation of church and state in Texas public schools

Community members convened at a panel at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs on Friday to discuss the importance of separation of church and state in Texas public schools. The panel, “Chaplains in Schools?! Protecting Church-State Separation In Texas,” hosted by UT’s Queer Policy Coalition and Americans United for Separation of Church and...

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