Texas Proposes Bible-Infused Curriculum for Elementary Schools

New educational materials include biblical references, aiming to blend classical education with religious literacy.

The Texas Education Agency has released new K-5 reading materials incorporating biblical references.
Districts adopting the curriculum will receive an additional $60 per student.
The curriculum aims to improve reading scores and provide historical context through religious texts.
Critics argue the materials blur the line between education and religious instruction.
Approval by the State Board of Education is expected in November, with potential legal challenges anticipated.