Texas Public Schools

The Texas State Board of Education gave final approval Friday to controversial new K-5 curriculum that weaves in Christian references.

The board has heard emotional testimony from parents, teachers and advocates for and against the lesson plans earlier this week. If approved, Texas would become the first state to sign off on a curriculum of this kind.

A proposed K-5 curriculum for the state's public schools includes several religious references with predominantly Christian themes.

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