Bryan ISD board proclaims Black History Month
Summary
The Bryan ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved a resolution recognizing Black History Month during its Feb. 23 meeting. The motion passed 6–0 with one trustee absent.
The Bryan Independent School District Board of Trustees voted Feb. 23 to adopt a resolution recognizing Black History Month. Board President Joel Bryan read the resolution aloud before trustees voted; the motion to approve was made by Trustee David Stennis and seconded by Trustee Ruthie Waller and passed 6–0 with Julie Harlin absent.
The adoption affirms the district’s recognition of Black History Month and was announced during the meeting’s early business. There was no recorded public debate on the resolution in the provided transcript segments. The action was recorded during the meeting’s information and routine business items.
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