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        <title>Voluntary on Paper: How Texas Put Religious Practice Into the School Schedule</title>
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        <description>Explain. Senate Bill 11 did not require every Texas public school student to read the Bible. It created a process through which districts can establish a daily period for prayer and religious text reading. Senate Bill 11, effective September 1, 2025, added Section 25.0823 to the Texas Education Code. It lets…</description>
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