All South Dakota Public Schools Will Now, By Law, Display "IN GOD WE TRUST"

Scott Slayton : Jul 26, 2019
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One provision in the law stipulates that the state attorney general will "provide legal representation at no cost to the school district, employee, school board, or member of the school board." The state will also cover any "expenses of representation ... including any award for monetary damages" and "attorney fees."

(Pierre, SD) — [Christianheadlines.com] Students in South Dakota will notice a new addition to their schools this fall thanks to a new state law. The law, which goes into effect this month, mandates that every public school in the state must display the national motto–"In God We Trust." (Image: via NPR)

Governor Kristi Noem signed the law on March 18th. It says that "The display shall be located in a prominent location within each school. The display may take the form of a mounted plaque, student artwork, or any other appropriate form as determined by the school principal. The display shall be easily readable and shall be no smaller than twelve inches wide by twelve inches high."

According to the Associated Press, the lawmakers who proposed the bill believed it would increase patriotism... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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