OKLAHOMA — Oklahoma schools are now one semester into a state mandate raising the profile of Bibles in classrooms, and in Grove, school leaders say their focus remains on educating local kids.
“When it comes to the Bible and religion, we—I basically let them know that we are following the Oklahoma Academic Standards as required by law,” said Pat Dodson, Grove Schools Superintendent.
It’s been a hot-button topic both in Grove and throughout Oklahoma since the state superintendent mandated that all public schools use the Bible in the classroom…