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Montezuma Cortez’s superintendent pledged to remove biblical material from school lessons after the district adopted a controversial Texas curriculum. Now, Senior Reporter Ann Schimke reports that the school board has rejected the curriculum, and the district has stopped its use in classrooms.
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