Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters faces a lawsuit over his mandate requiring public schools to teach the Bible for grades 5-12, accused of using public funds to support religion and favoring a specific Bible version.

A lawsuit has been filed in Oklahoma against State Superintendent Ryan Walters, challenging his mandate requiring public schools to teach the Bible for grades 5-12. Plaintiffs, including parents, teachers, and faith leaders, argue the mandate violates the Oklahoma Constitution by using public funds to support religion and favoring a specific version of the Bible. This is the second lawsuit against Walters' directive, which has drawn significant opposition.

October 17, 2024
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