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Doss Consolidated CSD board unanimously approves resolution on SB11 prayer provision
Summary
The Doss Consolidated Common School District Board approved a resolution concerning SB11, which provides for a period of prayer and reading of religious texts in schools. The resolution passed unanimously, 6-0, during the Jan. 20, 2026 meeting.
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The Doss Consolidated Common School District Board of Trustees voted unanimously on Jan. 20, 2026, to approve a resolution titled "Resolution Regarding SB11: Providing a Period of Prayer and Reading of The Bible or Other Religious Texts." Vice President Travis Dollar moved the resolution and Trustee Chris McIntire seconded; the motion passed 6-0.
Board members recorded the action as a formal resolution; the transcript records the title but does not include the full text of the board's resolution or any procedural language adopted. The vote was recorded as unanimous: Cecil Crenwelge (President) — yes; Travis Dollar (Vice-President) — yes; Preston Studer (Secretary) — yes; Christian Hinkley (Trustee) — yes; Chris McIntire (Trustee) — yes; Kimberly Swanner (Trustee) — yes. The board did not produce a recorded amendment or a separate substitute motion in the transcript.
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