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London ISD board votes to oppose SB 11–related resolution on prayer in schools

London Independent School District Board of Trustees · February 23, 2026
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Summary

At a Feb. 23 special meeting, the London Independent School District Board of Trustees voted 6–0 (one absent) to oppose a resolution tied to Section 25.0823 of the Texas Education Code (SB 11) concerning a period of prayer in schools; no public comments were received.

The London Independent School District Board of Trustees voted to oppose a resolution connected to Section 25.0823 of the Texas Education Code (SB 11) during a special-called meeting on Feb. 23, 2026. Trustee Scott Frazier moved to "oppose the resolution as presented," and Trustee Russell Manning seconded; the motion carried with six trustees voting in favor and one trustee absent.

The vote was recorded as follows: Michelle Braselton — Yea; Cara Fines — Yea; Scott Frazier — Yea; Jessica Gutierrez — Yea; Rob Leon — Yea; Russell Manning — Yea; Blake Chapman — Absent. The board announced there were no public participants signed up to speak on the item. The special meeting began at 6:00 p.m. at the LISD Administration Building, 1356 FM 43, Corpus Christi, and adjourned at 6:15 p.m.

The agenda listed the item as "consideration and possible action concerning resolution under Section 25.0823 Texas Education Code (SB 11) and period of prayer in schools." The transcript records only the motion to oppose "as presented"; the text of the referenced resolution itself is not included in the meeting record. The board also noted a plan to adjourn to executive session for possible matters under the Texas Government Code, but stated there was no business requiring executive session.