Louisiana is poised to become the first state requiring display of the Ten Commandments at all schools that receive public funding, including colleges and universities. The bill has passed the state Senate and requires a second vote in front of the full House before potentially becoming a law.
Key Points
Louisiana poised to be first state to require display of Ten Commandments in schools
Bill passed state Senate with 30-8 vote
Requires second vote in full House before potentially becoming law
Pros
Promotes moral values in educational institutions
Cons
Potential violation of separation of church and state