Multiple Texas school districts are embroiled in legal controversies regarding the display of Ten Commandments posters in classrooms. A federal judge has ordered several districts, including Arlington, Fort Worth, and Conroe, to remove these displays in response to lawsuits filed by families and state authorities. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is actively suing districts like Round Rock and Leander for refusing to display the Ten Commandments, while other judges have blocked the implementation of laws mandating these displays. The ongoing legal disputes highlight the contentious intersection of education, law, and religious expression in Texas schools.