Plans are underway to display the Ten Commandments in schools. The displays will be privately funded.
Rutherford County Schools is moving forward with this initiative. The goal is to install the displays in district schools.
Further details about the plan can be found through the source. The initiative is currently progressing, with the privately funded displays intended for schools within the district.
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