Texas Values Testifies At SBOE Meeting To Protect Texas Kids From Radical Sex-Ed

Despite the coronavirus preventing an in-person meeting, the Texas State Board of Education (SBOE) still held their quarterly meeting virtually this week. The Board members and the Texas Education Agency provided an update on the review and revision process of the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) for health and science. Texas Values is committed to ensuring that Texas’ abstinence focused approach remains protected in health standards, and our policy team was hard at work this week providing expert testimony via video to the board.

As you may recall, leftist activist groups like Texas Freedom Network and SIECUS have been heavily advocating for the SBOE to alter the current standards to promote radical sex education designed to indoctrinate children in the LGBT lifestyle, gender identity politics, and abortion - like we have seen in Austin ISD. Research has shown that these types of programs have failed students by increasing teen pregnancy, increasing STD/STIs, and increasing coerced sex, contrary to these activist groups’ claims.

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Watch Our Special FB Live With SBOE Member Cargill & Rep. Leach

This week, Texas Values hosted another "How Coronavirus Is Affecting Your Texas Values" Facebook Live with SBOE Member Barbara Cargill and State Rep. Jeff Leach. Texas Values team members Jonathan Saenz, Mary Elizabeth Castle, and our newest team member Jonathan Covey talked with SBOE Member Cargill about important updates on health and science standards at the Texas State Board of Education, and talked with Rep. Leach about recent pro-life and religious liberty battles.

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Keeping the Faith in South Texas

Pastor Jorge Tovar of Laredo recently joined the Texas Values team as our South Texas Church Outreach Coordinator. In a new blog piece, Pastor Tovar shares some first-hand insight and encouragement about how God has worked through his church in Laredo during this challenging time. Pastor Tovar reminds us, “The Lord wanted us to unite and get out of the four walls of our buildings to let our light shine to a pandemic dark world.”

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Pastor Hanoi Avila Joins Program

On the most recent edition of the Texas Values Report, host Jonathan Saenz spoke with our good friend Pastor Hanoi Avila. Jonathan and Pastor Avila discussed how the church is getting involved in pushing back against Austin ISD’s radical sex education curriculum, as well as how churches are adapting to the coronavirus. You can watch the live streamed video of the program or listen to the podcast here.

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