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Religious nonprofit donates 1,200 Ten Commandments posters to Denton ISD
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· July 2, 2026
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A religious nonprofit donated 1,200 posters of the Ten Commandments to Denton ISD. A state law passed last year requires Texas public schools to post the biblical content in classrooms if a group donates posters.
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Key points A state law passed last year requires Texas public schools to post the biblical content in classrooms if a group donates posters. A religious nonprofit donated 1,200 posters of the Ten Commandments to Denton ISD. More schools Today’s briefing Local events
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