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Critics of the materials the Texas Education Agency created have said they include Bible stories that are not age-appropriate and veer into proselytizing. Supporters say biblical narratives have literary and historical value.
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Until now, the State Board of Education has left library selections up to local schools.
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In 2018, the 15-member Texas State Board of Education voted to streamline the social studies curriculum. They kept in that Moses informed the American…
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The Texas State Board of Education preliminarily voted 14-0 today to reject a Mexican-American history textbook that scholars have said was riddled with...
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State Board of Education members on Tuesday heard public comment about a controversial textbook meant for the Mexican-American Studies course in Texas…
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Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner is asking the Texas Board of Education to reject a controversial textbook as a newly released report called the content…
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State Senator Jose Menendez said on TPR's "The Source" Wednesday he will be working with the Hispanic caucus in the Texas legislature to denounce a…
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From Texas Standard: In Texas education, there always plenty of fodder still out there to spark outrage. Take a proposed social studies textbook titled ...
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From the Texas Tribune: Weeks after a Houston-area mother sparked an uproar over a caption in her son’s textbook that inaccurately described African...
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McGraw-Hill has apologized and said it will revise its textbook after a Texas teenager and his mother pointed out the passage.