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‘In God We Trust’ motto to appear in every Louisiana public school this fall

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(Worthy News) – The words ‘In God We Trust’ will be displayed in every Louisiana public school starting this fall.

Louisiana Senate Bill 244 was signed into law by Governor John Bel Edwards in May 2018. The bill requires every school to display the national motto and educate students on its history when the 2019-2020 school year begins.

“I still feel strongly that America is a Christian nation,” said Shelby Ainsworth, principal of West Monroe High School. “I want our high school youngsters exposed to as much as that as possible.” [ Source: WAFB9 (Read More…) ]

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