In July, a new law took effect requiring South Dakota public schools to prominently display the phrase "In God We Trust" on school grounds starting in the 2019-2020 academic year. "A prominent ...

All South Dakota public schools will display "In God We Trust" in the coming school year after a new law took effect this month, requiring the state's 149 districts to paint, stencil or ...

Schools are individualizing South Dakota's new state law requiring each school display the national motto, ... The school district spent a little more than $300 on 50 posters for its buildings. ...

South Dakota students are still weeks away from seeing "In God We Trust" displayed in their public schools, but the displays have already touched off a national debate. Superintendents across the ...

Public school students in South Dakota will notice something different on their first day back to school — the national motto, "In God We Trust," prominently inscribed on walls in stencil or paint.

South Dakota’s Republican lawmakers said it was about history — the motto appears on money, on license plates and in the fourth stanza of “The Star-Spangled Banner.” It’s also likely to ...

South Dakota public schools are in the process of complying with a new state law that went into effect this month requiring the U.S. national motto “In God We Trust” to be posted in a ...

Public schools in South Dakota must have the “In God We trust” motto on display at all times now due to a new state law — which is meant to “inspire patriotism.” “Some have plaques ...

State law already says South Dakota’s public schools must display the U.S. motto, “In God we trust.” But they won’t have to also display the South Dakota motto ‘Under … ...

The law says the motto has to be in a common area where students are most likely to see it, and it can take the form of a plaque, artwork, or another form. It has to be at least a square foot in ...