Texas Values donated 110 Ten Commandments posters to Bloomington ISD to help the district display the Ten Commandments in ...
The Texas Values mission is to preserve and advance a culture of family values in the state of Texas. The Texas Values vision is to stand for biblical, Judeo-Christian values by ensuring Texas is a ...
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Breaking! Legal Guidance Puts Texas School Districts on Notice: Post the Ten Commandments Now
Today, Texas Values distributed an updated legal guidance letter to all Texas public school districts concerning their obligations under Senate Bill 10, the law requiring Ten Commandments displays in ...
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Austin, TX – November 22 2024 – Today, the Texas State Board of Education (SBOE) took a final vote on the Bluebonnet Learning English Language Arts materials, with biblical references, to approve them ...
Austin, TX — January 18, 2023: The Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) has released updated policy guidance that allows biological males to use girls’ bathrooms. Additionally of concern is the ...
As the last day of the 2025 Texas Legislature (89th Session) comes to an end today, you and other Texans may have some questions about the status of new faith, family, & freedom laws in the state of ...
Austin, TX – September 15, 2026: Texas Values 9th Annual Texas Faith Fest is the largest event of its kind in Texas featuring approx. 20 national, statewide and local leaders on the issues of faith, ...
Austin, TX – September 22, 2025: Today, Governor Greg Abbott signed The Texas Women’s Privacy Act, SB 8 by Senator Mayes Middleton into law. After almost a decade ...
University of St Thomas Nesti Center for Faith and Culture Winter Symposium 2026: “The Beauty of Truth” ...
Austin, TX – May 11, 2025: Yesterday, the Texas House of Representatives voted 86-36 on HB 229 by Representative Ellen Troxclair, a bill that accurately defines “male” and “female”. The bill is known ...
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