Laurie Cardoza‑Moore said students cannot fully understand America if they do not know and understand the laws, history, ideas, and traditions which shaped America.
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- Laurie Cardoza‑Moore said students cannot fully understand America if they do not know and understand the laws, history, ideas, and traditions which shaped…
“Students cannot fully understand America if they do not know and understand the laws, history, ideas, and traditions which shaped America,” she told the Texas board.
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Origin: extracted from Texas schools to teach Israel was founded in ‘ancestral homeland of the Jews’ · 2026-09-19 17:38