Sonora ISD board adopts resolution on student religious expression
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.
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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.
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