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Progreso ISD moves to opt out of Senate Bill 11 on daily prayer time
Summary
Progreso ISD moved to opt out of Senate Bill 11, which the meeting identified as relating to daily prayer time. The motion was made and voices in the meeting recorded 'yay' support; the chair declared the motion passed. Specific vote counts were not provided in the transcript.
Progreso ISD moved to formally opt out of "Senate Bill 11" — identified in the meeting as concerning daily prayer time — after a motion and verbal votes during the session.
A committee member opened the action, saying, "I motion to opt out of Senate Bill 11 on daily prayer time." Chair proceedings show members voicing support in sequence; Miss Sento stated, "I'm yay to opt out of Senate Bill 11," and several others responded affirmatively. The chair later said, "I say motion passes at this time," indicating the board concluded the motion in the meeting.
The transcript does not provide a roll-call or numerical vote tally, nor does it record the name of the member who moved the opt-out beyond the initial unnamed speaker. The meeting did not include details in the provided segments about the practical steps the district will take to effect an opt-out or any follow-up timeline.
Senate Bill 11 is referenced by name in the discussion but the transcript does not include statutory text, legislative citation, or explanation of the bill beyond the phrase linking it to "daily prayer time."
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