- Texas approved a required K-12 reading list that explicitly includes Bible passages alongside classic literature and historic texts.
- The change will affect more than 5 million public school students and take effect in the 2030–2031 school year, with each mandated title to be read in its entirety.
- The move is highly divisive—supporters call it restoring Judeo‑Christian context to education, while critics say it favors one faith, risks violating church‑state separation, and undermines teacher and parental autonomy.
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