Keep prayer free for all

Texas’ state-organized prayer in school law threatens students’ right to belong, their right to learn, and their right to practice their faith freely without government coercion. Find out more about this law and what you can do about it.

Fact sheet

What does SB 11 say and not say? Here’s a look at the key passages and problems.

Talking points

Engaging in conversation about the issue? Check out these helpful tips.

Training for Texans

Access a webinar for Texas leaders who want to respond (Recorded 10/20/25).

Read the law

Here is a link to the full text of the law, which went into effect Sept. 1, 2025.

Texas’ Absurd State-Organized Prayer Law

S.B. 11 is a law masquerading as a solution in search of a problem. No kid should have to choose between faith and fitting in.

Meet with your school board members

Looking to set up a meeting with a member of your local school board? Here are some tips for contacting them.

Three religious incursion bills

This is one of three troubling bills seeking religious indoctrination in schools. Learn more in this fact sheet from ACLU of Texas.

Religious liberty in public schools

BJC has a helpful one-page resource outlining the ways religious freedom is protected in our nation’s public schools.

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Stay connected: Join us for ‘office hours’ online 

Join Texas Freedom Network and other partners for office hours — held virtually — to discuss the state-organized prayer in school law (SB 11). Whether you have questions, want updates, are are looking to be in community with other like-minded folks to hear how they’re taking action, you are invited.

November office hours: Thursday, Nov. 13 at 6:30 p.m.