South Dakota HB1243 mandates the display of the state motto in public schools and provides legal representation for school districts in related.
South Dakota HB1243 requires the display of the state motto, "Under God the People Rule," in a prominent location in each public school. The display can be in the form of a mounted plaque, student artwork, or another appropriate form chosen by the school principal. The bill also mandates that the attorney general provide free legal representation for school districts, employees, boards, or members in any lawsuit or complaint arising from the display of the state motto. The state will cover all related expenses, including monetary damages, attorney's fees, and costs.
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