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The Independent World2.7.2026Politik

Florida Considers Mandatory Bible Reading in Public Schools Following Texas Precedent

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Texas has approved mandatory Bible passages for public school reading lists starting 2030-2031, sparking controversy over church-state separation.
Florida's Department of Education indicates openness to similar policies, having previously followed Texas on religious chaplain laws.

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Texas has approved mandatory Bible passages for public school reading lists starting 2030-2031, sparking controversy over church-state separation. Florida's Department of Education indicates openness to similar policies, having previously followed Texas on religious chaplain laws.

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