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Committee advances bill to allow Ten Commandments posters in grades 5–12, privately funded
Summary
Representative Gidley’s House Bill 216, which would authorize Ten Commandments posters in grades 5–12 funded by private donations, received a favorable report from the committee; sponsor said the bill is substantially the same as last year's with one grade-range change and that private funding is required.
House Bill 216, presented by Representative Gidley, received a favorable committee report after a brief presentation and questions.
Gidley described the bill as "identical" to a measure passed from the floor last year except that the posters would be placed only in fifth grade through 12th…
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