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Sonora ISD board adopts resolution on student religious expression
Summary
Trustees unanimously approved a resolution to protect student religious expression—citing practices such as moments of silence, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Bible class and "meet at the pole" activities—at their Feb. 23 meeting.
The Sonora ISD board unanimously approved a resolution intended to protect student religious expression during the Feb. 23 meeting. Superintendent Michael Kissire explained the resolution and noted the district's existing practices that include a moment of silence, Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) activities, Bible class and "meet at the pole" gatherings. Cynthia Perez moved to approve the resolution; Mason Martinez seconded and the motion passed with all trustees present voting in favor.
The board's action was recorded in SEG 004 of the minutes. The minutes summarize the rationale presented by administration but do not include the full text of the adopted resolution in the public minutes. The record indicates routine approval; the minutes do not show any public comments or objections during that agenda item.
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