State Superintendent Walters Asks Oklahoma Supreme Court to Lift Stay on School Bible Purchases

Ryan Walters is 'demanding' the Oklahoma Supreme Court allow his agency to buy Bibles

Documentary Explores Effort to Bring Bible Back to Public School Students

FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—Fathom Entertainment, in partnership with LifeWise Academy, has announced the Oct. 23 release of “Off School Property: Solving the Separation of Church and State,” a documentary exploring the effort to bring the Bible back to public school students. Joel Penton, CEO of LifeWise Academy, who founded the group in Ohio, says there’s a “desire” for children to access the Bible during the school day. “Every day, families are…

State Superintendent Walters asks Oklahoma Supreme Court to lift stay on school Bible purchases

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters filed a motion with the State Supreme Court on Tuesday, asking the court to lift a stay that pauses the purchase of Bibles for the upcoming school year. Back in March, the Oklahoma State Supreme Court temporarily blocked Walters and the State Department of Education from purchasing Bibles and Bible-based lessons for Oklahoma schools. Oklahoma Supreme Court temporarily blocks …

Superintendent Ryan Walters asks Oklahoma Supreme Court to lift pause on Bible purchases for schools

Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters filed a motion Tuesday, asking a court to lift a stay that pauses the purchase of Bibles for the upcoming school year.

State Supt. Walters files motion to lift stay and allow Bible purchase for this school year

State Superintendent Ryan Walters has filed a motion with the Oklahoma Supreme Court in an attempt to lift the stay placed on his initiative to buy Bibles for public school classrooms.

Walters Demands OK Supreme Court Allow Bible Purchase

This week, a court filing shows that State Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters is “demanding” the Oklahoma Supreme Court lifts a stay on the State Department of Education preventing it from purchasing bibles for Oklahoma public school classrooms. There have been two “requests for proposals” by the Education Department of a specific kind of bible which matches the description of Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless the USA” edition. The Oklaho