Watch our 2025 highlight video to see how we fight for faith, family, and freedom in Texas year-round.

Texas Values is a Christian nonprofit law & policy organization who fights for faith, family, & freedom! Leaders like Gov. Greg Abbott, Riley Gaines, Sen. Mayes Middleton, Sen. Phil King, State Representative Terri Leo Wilson, and more acknowledge our hard work on issues like no taxpayer funds for abortion travel & logistics, protecting the privacy of girls in restrooms, showers, & locker rooms, strengthening parental rights in Texas by protecting children from harmful sexual orientation and gender identity ideology in classrooms, protecting prayer in public schools, placing The Ten Commandments back in our schools, and more!

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Texas Values gave out the Kelly Shackelford (pictured at right) award to winners Brooke Slusser and her mother Kim Slusser pictured with Jonathan Saenz, Jonathan Covey, and Mary Elizabeth Castle at the Gala held last Saturday in Dallas.

Texas Values also gave out Faith and Family Champion plaques to legislators. View the 2025 Scorecard here. 

Sign up to be on a Social Studies TEKS review work group! 

The Texas State Board of Education is in the process of reviewing the Social Studies TEKS for all K-12 public school students. Part of the process includes having work groups draft the TEKS that will later be presented to the SBOE for a vote. 

Having solid people serve on a work group is crucial in making sure important historical facts are not removed from the Social Studies TEKS drafts! 

We would like to encourage anyone in the Central Texas area who cares about our American and Texas Heritage and does not want to see woke materials in the TEKS to volunteer to serve on a workgroup. The best applicant will have some experience teaching history or Social Studies or has an educational background in these subjects. 

Apply here.

Applications to serve on a workgroup will be open until January 19. If you live in SBOE District 10 and decide to apply, please email [email protected] Find your SBOE district here.

Your application will be sent to your SBOE member who will then decide if and when you will serve on a work group. 

If you have additional questions about the Social Studies TEKS review please send an email to [email protected].

Save Women’s Sports Headed to SCOTUS January 13, 2026!

The date for oral arguments for the case Hecox v. Little has been set for January 13. The Supreme Court will hear arguments on Idaho’s state law that keeps men out of women’s sports. Follow Texas Values for future updates on this case.

UPDATE:

The legal stakes just got higher for the Texas Ten Commandments law. The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit agreed this week to hear the Texas case—Nathan v. Alamo Heights Independent School District—en banc (that is, with the full panel of active judges) and will review it together with a similar challenge from Louisiana under that state’s Ten Commandments‐display requirement. 

The en banc scheduling bypasses the usual three-judge panel and pushes the issue directly before the full court—reflecting the high national stakes of the issue. Oral arguments are set for January 2026. In practical terms, this means that Texas’s law to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms is not stalled or in limbo where school districts can ignore or delay implementation—it is now headed toward a major appellate showdown which could uphold the constitutionality of the law as the U.S. Supreme Court clearly allowed in Kennedy v. Bremerton. 

Currently, the law is in effect statewide, but 11 school districts received an injunction from a federal district court to hold off on posting the Ten Commandments in classrooms until the resolution of litigation.

Purchase posters and find out more about the Texas Ten Commandments Bill here.

We are always standing on the front line protecting faith, family and freedom. Donate here to help us in the fight.

If you would like to be on the front lines of fighting to protect faith, family, and freedom in Texas we are hiring! Current open positions include Director of Operations & Development Director.

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