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Open to Religion Act Fails to Find Legislative Support During 2026 Session
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Open to Religion Act fails to find legislative support during 2026 session
The bill would have allowed for opt-in participation in prayer or religious activities during the school day, while directing the Attorney General to defend school districts from potential lawsuits.
Open to Religion Act fails to find legislative support during 2026 session - Mississippi Monitor
By Jeremy Pittari, Magnolia Tribune (Photo from Shutterstock) Legislation to protect school districts from legal action against allowing prayer in Mississippi schools failed to gain enough support to make it to the finish line during the 2026 legislative session. Bills were filed in both chambers carrying the “Open to Religion Act” language which would have directed the Attorney General’s Office to provide representation if a school district…
·Mississippi, United States
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