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The Texas Tribune
The Texas Tribune
National
By Pavan Acharya and Robert Downen

In quest to infuse more religion into Texas schools, advocates say courts are now on their side

A christian bible sits on a representatives desk on the house floor on first day of the 88th legislature, Jan 10, 2023.
A Bible sits on a representative's desk on the House floor of the state Capitol in Austin on Jan 10, 2023. (Credit: Jordan Vonderhaar for The Texas Tribune)

Emboldened by recent U.S. Supreme Court rulings and President Donald Trump’s second term, conservative Christians are rallying behind a series of Texas bills that would further infuse religion into public education and potentially spark legal fights that could upend church-state separations.

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