At least 3 school districts vote to display Ten Commandments allowed by new Tennessee law
A northeast Tennessee school board this week became at least the third in the state to approve the display of the Ten Commandments in its public schools since a new GOP-backed law giving districts the option took effect July 1. With little debate, the Washington County Board of Education voted unanimously Wednesday in favor of […]
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