A lawsuit is underway in Harris County regarding a new requirement for Texas public schools. The case involves three mothers from the Houston area who are challenging the display of certain religious text in classrooms. The court has made a decision, but the case is not yet resolved.
Supporters of the requirement are pleased with the current outcome. Further details about the lawsuit and the court's decision are available from local news sources, including KPRC 2 Houston.
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