VIDEO: Texas mom escorted out of school board meeting for cursing out member
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On March 17, a Texas mother was reportedly escorted from a Fort Bend Independent School District board meeting in Sugar Land after a heated outburst against a proposed Bible-infused curriculum. The incident occurred during a public workshop discussing the Bluebonnet Learning curriculum, which integrates Biblical references like the Golden Rule into reading lessons for elementary students. The woman, opposing the plan, flipped her middle finger at a board member and shouted profanities, prompting security to remove her as attendees watched in shock.
The curriculum, approved by the Texas Board of Education in November 2024, has sparked significant debate. Supporters argue it enhances moral education, while critics, including the mother, insist religious teachings belong in families or private settings, not public schools. Other parents echoed her concerns during the meeting, urging the board to keep Christianity out of classrooms, with one stating, “Let’s leave religion to Sunday schools.” The confrontation escalated when the woman refused to leave voluntarily, leading to her forcible removal by security.
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The episode underscores rising tensions over religion in education. The Fort Bend ISD board has not finalized its decision, but the incident highlights a broader divide in Texas, where state officials have pushed for Biblical integration despite opposition from parents and free speech advocates. VIDEO BELOW