Creationism in Texas, Texas creationism
Creationism in TexasNew! - Chris Comer sues Texas Education Agency - Workers reined in
Creationists on the State Board of Education must stop trying to undermine the teaching of evolution
Debate over biology is brewing - Who decides what children learn in school?
Religion in fake mustache - ICR proposal rejected - by full Education Board
Texas board to hear ICR proposal - Overwhelming opposition to ICR certification
National scientists push for including evolution lessons
The two creationist school board candidates were defeated in the March 4 primary
Jim Westgate on the ICR degree program - Lone Star vs creationism
Creationism coming to Texas schools?
Creationists seek school board seats - Thank God for the State Board of Education
BSCS letter to Texas (pdf) - Texas Academy of Science on education standards
Don't call creationism science – it isn't - ICR decision postponed - Questions delay masters'
Religious Beliefs Trump Thinking In Our Schools - Creation institute's degree plan questioned
National Academy of Sciences on evolution - Education week on ICR proposal
Creationism in Texas science classes (Waco Tribune Herald editorial)
Houston Chronicle editorial - Dallas Morning News editorial - Evolution fight threatens Texas
Texas education takes another hit - Evolution essential
Creationist College (ICR) Advances in Texas - ICR moving to Texas
In the Dallas Morning News - Faculty respond - including Baylor
Don't mess with science standards - Editorial - Austin American Statesman - Editorial - New York Times
Science curriculum director fired for criticizing pseudoscience - TCFS commentary
Board illegally censoring texts - On revising science standards - Board members oppose ID in schools
The Bible in public schools - Doing right by students shouldn't be like pulling teeth
Creationism and the Dumbing Down of Texas - University of Texas strives to be a major science center
The two black holes in Intelligent Design - Texas Board of Education seeks right to censor texts
Earlier textbook decision - Texas Citizens for Science Brief to Attorney General
Terri Leo - Don McElroy - James Leininger