Louisiana
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Louisiana Schools to Display 10 Commandments Under New Law
Louisiana has become the first state to require the Ten Commandments to be displayed in every public school classroom. Republican Governor Jeff Landry signed HB71 into law on Wednesday, June 19, after it passed in the Louisiana Senate in a 30-8 vote and then passed in the state House by a 79-16 vote last month.
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Louisiana Passes Historic School Chaplaincy Bill, Joining Texas and Florida
With the passage of Senate Bill SB123, Louisiana has become the third state to enact a bill that provides for chaplaincy in schools, in advance of the passing of HB334. The “School Chaplaincy Bill” will be adopted and signed by Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry. State Sen. Mark Abraham, R-Lake Charles, and Rep. Beryl Amedee, R-District
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Is There a Revival of the Ten Commandments in Schools?
Is America on the precipice of bringing God back into the fold of society and righting the wrong that was made decades ago? As education in America continues to sputter and fail at actually instructing youth in being productive, moral and upstanding citizens, it now appears that several states are going back to the basics
