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Some Missouri lawmakers want to push religion into the public school day
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Some Missouri lawmakers want to push religion into the public school day
Missouri Sen. Nick Schroer wants the state’s schoolchildren to be taught that the separation of church and state has religious origins. That’s one of 19 items related to the “positive impacts of religion on American history” that public school districts and charter schools would be legally mandated to teach children under a proposal Schroer filed for the 2026 legislative session. The bill from Schroer, a St. Charles County Republican, represen…
·Wichita, United States
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