Ryan Walters is working extra hard to follow the guidance of his hero!
Because the King James Bible is apparently too complex for Oklahoma students, Ryan Walters and OSDE recently filed a purchase order request to stock every Oklahoma elementary school classroom with dumbed-down biblical teaching materials—ensuring that students can be properly indoctrinated into Christian lore and propaganda without all those pesky big boring words.
According to an RFP filed with OMES last Friday, the OSDE is actively seeking a vendor to supply supplemental instructional materials designed to integrate the Bible into elementary school classrooms.
Via Fox 25:
The Oklahoma State Department of Education is looking for a vendor to supply supplemental instructional materials to integrate the Bible into elementary classrooms.
OSDE put the request for proposal into the Office of Management and Enterprise Services on Friday.
Inside the request, OSDE wants a vendor who can produce and deliver materials with "age-appropriate Biblical content" that can "provide simple explanations that are easily understandable for elementary-age students."
The request for a proposal comes several weeks after lawmakers grilled State Superintendent Ryan Walters about the reading level needed for his Bible-in-every-classroom initiative.
Specifically, OSDE wants a vendor that can produce and deliver materials with "age-appropriate Biblical content" that can "provide simple explanations that are easily understandable for elementary-age students."
Honestly? That’s not a bad idea.

