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Aug 26, 2026 at 9:03 AM ET
Monroe school board weighs posting religious texts
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At the Monroe County School Board’s regular August meeting, members discussed options under Tennessee House Bill 47 for displaying certain religious and historical documents in schools. The board cited the 10 Commandments and required pairing with the Constitution of Tennessee and the Bill of Rights, including size and prominent-location requirements.
WHO: Monroe County School Board members, including 3rd District Board Member Sharin Freeman
WHAT: Board discusses and considers how to implement Tennessee House Bill 47 for displaying the 10 Commandments and specified historical documents in Monroe County schools.
WHEN: Reported Aug 26, 2026 at 8:00 AM ET
WHERE: Monroe County, Tennessee
WHY: The discussion followed Tennessee House Bill 47, which allows historical and religious documents to be displayed in schools and leaves the decision to the school board.
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