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House Bill 1425 would allow Oklahoma public school students to go off-campus to attend a religious or moral instruction course.
Students would be allowed to miss up to three class periods per week to attend such a course.
Instructors of these courses would not need to be licensed or certified teachers.
The Satanic Temple is already a federally recognized religious organization.
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