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Comanche ISD board votes to decline statutory SB 11 prayer resolution
Summary
The Comanche ISD Board of Trustees voted 7–0 on Feb. 9 to decline adoption of the statutory resolution described in Texas Education Code § 25.0823 (Senate Bill 11), formally recording that the district will not implement a board-adopted daily period of prayer and religious-text reading at this time.
The Comanche Independent School District Board of Trustees voted 7–0 on Feb. 9, 2026, to decline adopting the statutory resolution described in Texas Education Code § 25.0823, commonly associated with Senate Bill 11. The motion to decline was made by Member Clint Davis and seconded by Member Mike Furlong; the board recorded the vote and approved an Option B resolution stating the board "declines to adopt the statutory resolution described in Texas Education Code § 25.0823."
Board members discussed the operational, legal and community implications before the vote was recorded and the board approved the Option B language that also notes the action fulfills the board's required record vote under SB 11. The resolution explicitly states that the board's action does not prohibit student or employee religious expression that is otherwise permitted under law or district policy, and it preserves the board's authority to reconsider the matter in the future in accordance with law.
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