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Orangefield ISD board votes down resolution on Senate Bill 11
Summary
The Orangefield ISD Board of Trustees voted 0–5 (two absent) on Feb. 23 to reject a proposed resolution concerning Senate Bill 11. The motion was made by Ronald Risinger and seconded by Brad Frye; the vote split reflected unanimous opposition among attending trustees.
The Orangefield ISD Board of Trustees voted against a proposed board resolution regarding Senate Bill 11 during its Feb. 23 regular meeting.
A motion "to approve resolution regarding SB 11, as presented," moved by Ronald Risinger and seconded by Brad Frye, failed on a recorded vote of Yea: 0, Nay: 5, Absent: 2. The board minutes list Laura Clark, Brad Frye, Jude Graffagnino, Chris Kovatch and Ronald Risinger as voting Nay.
The vote took place under Action item 9.B on the published agenda. The transcript records the motion, the second and the formal vote tally but does not contain extended debate, public comment or text of the proposed resolution beyond its title in the agenda. The board did not adopt the resolution, and no further action on the item was recorded.
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