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Multiple Oklahoma public schools take stand against Bible mandate

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Norman Public Schools’ superintendent is standing firm—no Bibles in the classroom.

This comes after State Superintendent Ryan Walters recently announced changes to the state’s social studies standards that introduces the Bible as an instructional resource. However, NPS superintendent Nick Migliorino says it’s not happening.

“Norman Public Schools is not going to have Bibles in our classrooms, and we are not going to require our teachers to teach from the Bible,” Migliorino told The Norman Transcript.

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