Ohio, Ten Commandments

Ohio lawmakers want schools to display historic documents: The Ten Commandments, Declaration of Independence, and more
Bill 34, also called the Historical Educational Displays Act, would require school boards to list one historical educational document in each school building classroom.
Lawmakers want Ohio schools to display historic documents including 10 Commandments
The Historical Education Displays Act, a new Senate proposal, would give school boards the ability to put the Ten Commandments in public classrooms.
9 Quotes from the first hearing for the bill to allow the Ten Commandments in Ohio public school classrooms
Bill sponsor Sen. Terry Johnson insisted on Tuesday that the inclusion of the Ten Commandments has "nothing to do with religion."
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Ohio Senate bill would allow Ten Commandments in classrooms
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Public schools could post the Ten Commandments in each classroom under a new Ohio Senate bill. Senate Bill 34 is likely to renew arguments over the separation of church and state required under the First Amendment that may ultimately be settled in the courts.
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