America’s founding philosophy affirms God as Creator and Supreme Judge, teaches that every person is made in God’s image, and recognizes our rights as unalienable because they come from Him. When these truths are ignored, the moral foundations of our freedom weaken, leaving our nation more vulnerable to tyranny and the erosion of rights.

We are urging Arizona to join states like Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, and Alabama in allowing the Ten Commandments and other key historical documents to be displayed in public school classrooms. This is not about decoration — it is an educational step forward. These texts have shaped America’s values, laws, and understanding of human rights.

Displaying them helps students connect with the moral and historical roots of our nation. Schools in states that have adopted similar measures report stronger student engagement and deeper understanding of civic and historical concepts. These documents spark meaningful discussions about citizenship, responsibility, and the principles that safeguard our freedoms.

Arizona’s students deserve access to these foundational texts as part of their education. Preserving history is essential — but teaching the values that built this nation is even more important.

Please support this petition and help Arizona embrace an educational change that strengthens understanding, character, and civic awareness. Thank you for standing with us.