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Brenham ISD proclaims March as Arts and Education Month after student testimony

Brenham Independent School District Board of Trustees · March 24, 2026
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The Brenham ISD board unanimously approved a proclamation declaring March Arts and Education Month after student leaders and teachers described theater, choir and visual arts benefits.

The Brenham Independent School District board voted to proclaim March as Arts and Education Month after student speakers and staff described the educational benefits of theater, music and visual arts.

Brooke Trahan presented the proclamation and noted the district’s intention to "recognize and celebrate the vital contributions of choir, theater, visual arts, dance, band and all fine art programs across the district." Student leader Sadie Royer told trustees theater improves critical thinking and engagement, citing research that drama coursework correlated with higher SAT scores among students who participate. The board voted to approve the proclamation; the motion carried.

Trustees framed the proclamation as both recognition and advocacy: the board encouraged students, staff and the community to support fine-arts programming and said the district will continue to highlight arts opportunities in school planning and outreach. The proclamation follows recent student accomplishments and local arts partnerships celebrated during the meeting.