BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — The Louisiana Senate overwhelmingly rejected an attempt Monday to repeal a 2008 law that permits public school science teachers to use material outside of the adopted textbook in the classroom — leeway critics say turns science into religion.
It was Sen. Karen Carter Peterson’s second unsuccessful effort this session to get the Louisiana Science Education Act removed from state law.
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