Patriot Mobile, a far-right Texas-based cell phone company on a mission to “bring God back” into public schools, donated 73 “In God We Trust” signs to display at Katy ISD campuses, according to district records.
, saying it has donated a total of 1,000 posters to public schools in the Lone Star State.
Anne Russey, a parent in the district, said she was disturbed to see one of the signs displayed in the entryway of her children’s elementary school last month.
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