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AUSTIN — The Texas State Board of Education voted Friday to formally delay decisions on updates to the state’s social studies curriculum after receiving conservative backlash.
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The board was initially supposed to update the social studies curriculum by the end of this year.
A plan to revise how Texas schools teach history is expected to be pushed back until at least 2025 after Christian and conservative groups pressured state school board members to delay the move.
The Texas State Board of Education voted on Tuesday to table until 2025 what would have been a woke overhaul of the state's history standards.
A plan to revise how Texas schools teach history is expected to be pushed back until at least 2025 after Christian and conservative groups pressured state school board members to delay the move.