A bill in Oklahoma would lay out the framework for public schools to let students leave during the school day to receive religious or moral instruction.
Oklahoma has codified the right for students to receive religious instruction during school hours for years, but House Bill 1425, which recently passed the state Senate 38-7, effectively provides the guidebook to school districts on how to implement a religious release program properly.
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