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Texas families sue to block all school districts from displaying Ten Commandments
A group of Texas families filed a class action lawsuit Tuesday to stop all Texas school districts from displaying the Ten Commandments in classrooms.
The new state law requiring the classroom displays has faced multiple legal challenges, with two federal judges finding it unconstitutional and blocking 25 school districts across the state from implementing it.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has directed the rest of Texas’ districts to display the Ten Commandments and sued some that did not comply with the law.
Tuesday’s federal lawsuit, which was brought by 18 multifaith and non-religious families, aims to build on those rulings and block any Texas school district not already involved in litigation from putting up Ten Commandments posters.
Richardson ISD named in lawsuit over display of Ten Commmandments
Richardson ISD has been named in a class action lawsuit over the display of the Ten Commandments in classrooms.
The display of the Ten Commandments in classrooms, mandated by the passage of Senate Bill 10 during the summer legislative session, has raised concerns over First Amendment rights and religious freedom since the bill took effect in September. The latest lawsuit, filed in the San Antonio federal court in the Western District of Texas, seeks to prohibit Richardson ISD and other school districts in Texas from displaying the Ten Commandments going forward.
RISD officials declined to comment on ongoing litigation, but did say the district had not been formally served with legal papers related to the suit.
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