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Flower Bluff board proclaims April 2026 as Month of the Military Child

Flower Bluff Independent School District Board of Trustees · March 26, 2026
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Summary

The board unanimously approved a proclamation recognizing April 2026 as the Month of the Military Child and read a resolution committing the district to support military families; Navy-affiliated counselors attended and trustees approved the proclamation by motion.

Flower Bluff Independent School District trustees voted to proclaim April 2026 as the Month of the Military Child and to reaffirm district supports for military families.

Joe Holder and military‑family life counselors introduced the item and asked the board to approve the proclamation recognizing the sacrifices and needs of military children. "We hope that you approve the proclamation for the month of the military child because what you guys do for our military kids... makes this a premier district," Holder said.

A trustee moved to approve the proclamation presented in the board packet and the motion was seconded; the board voted in favor with no opposing votes. Mrs. Palucio then read the proclamation, which thanks military families, notes the district's point of contact for military families and commits the district to efforts to connect military families with resources.

Trustees and presenters discussed taking a group photograph with the counselors; the board paused the agenda briefly to accommodate guests. The approval was procedural and ceremonial; no budgetary action was attached to the proclamation at the meeting.

The proclamation and the reading are part of routine district recognitions and public‑relations efforts to acknowledge the district's military families.