Art. VII §11 | APPROPRIATION OF PUBLIC FUNDS; HANDICAPPED CHILDREN; SECTARIAN INSTRUCTION; RELIGIOUS TEST OF TEACHER OR STUDENT
All public schools shall be free of sectarian instruction.
The state shall not accept money or property to be used for sectarian purposes; Provided, that the Legislature may provide that the state may receive money from the federal government and distribute it in accordance with the terms of any such federal grants, but no public funds of the state, any political subdivision, or any public corporation may be added thereto.
A religious test or qualification shall not be required of any teacher or student for admission or continuance in any school or institution supported in whole or in part by public funds or taxation.
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