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Tag: Kountze Independent School District

Texas school district to appeal order allowing cheerleaders' religious banners

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May 30, 2013September 5, 2018 Sara Tirrito

A group of Texas cheerleaders who won a state-court ruling that upheld their right to display Christian-themed banners at football games is now facing an appeal filed by their school district.

Tagged Kountze High School, Kountze Independent School District, religious speech, Texas

Texas cheerleaders fight to keep religious banners at football games

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September 21, 2012September 5, 2018 Bailey McGowan

Biblical verse-quoting banners made by Texas high school cheerleaders have become the center of a legal showdown over religious speech in schools.

Tagged Kountze High School, Kountze Independent School District, religious speech, Texas

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