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Committee advances bill to allow display of 'In God We Trust' posters in public school buildings
Summary
A Senate committee recommended passage of Senate Bill 280, which would permit public elementary and secondary schools and state higher-education institutions to display donated or privately purchased posters or framed copies of the U.S. national motto if the item includes a U.S. flag image beneath the motto.
A Senate committee voted to report Senate Bill 280 to the full Senate with a recommendation that it pass after counsel explained the measure.
The bill would require a public elementary or secondary school or a state institution of higher education, when a poster or framed copy of the U.S. national motto "In God We Trust" is donated or purchased with private funds and made available to the institution, to display that durable poster or framed copy in a conspicuous place in each…
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