According to state law, signs saying 'In God We Trust' will now hang in schools in Southlake, Texas after being donated by a locally-owned business.
Signs saying"In God We Trust" will now hang in Carroll ISD schools after being donated by a locally-owned wireless provider.
Patriot Mobile, which labels itself a Christian conservative wireless provider, donated the signs to the Carroll Independent School District and they will now be hung in CISD schools., schools are required to display signs or posters bearing the national motto in a conspicuous place provided that the signs were donated to the school or bought with private donations.
“Patriot Mobile is honored to donate these posters to CISD, and we are very excited to see them amongst all of our schools,” said Scott Coburn, the chief marketing officer for the carrier.Download NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
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