A group of parents, teachers, and faith leaders in Oklahoma have filed multiple lawsuits against State Superintendent Ryan Walters, aiming to halt his controversial mandate that requires Bible study in public schools. The lawsuits, which have reached the state Supreme Court, argue that the mandate violates the constitutional rights of students and parents, as well as religious freedom. Critics have also raised concerns over state expenditures on a specific Bible endorsed by Trump, sparking further allegations of corruption and mismanagement. As the legal proceedings unfold, there is growing pressure for lawmakers to reconsider educational policies that invoke religious teachings in classrooms.