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Tennessee schools are poised to display the Ten Commandments under a new state law, sparking debate as the Wilson County school board unanimously approved the policy change — though implementation won’t happen until the 2026-2027 school year. Framed as a historical artifact rather than religious instruction, the display mirrors how Bible is sometimes taught in district classrooms. While some board members voiced concerns about inclusivity and how teachers might address student questions, officials are still finalizing design and cost details. This move places Tennessee in a national trend, as other states either require or consider similar displays — though Tennessee’s law is voluntary, not mandatory.

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