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Community group donates 200 Ten Commandments posters to Rains ISD; district will display under new law
Summary
Angela Breitkreutz of Bright Cross presented 200 Ten Commandments posters to the district; the minutes state the posters will be displayed in classrooms in accordance with a new law passed this legislative session.
During the public comment portion of the meeting, Angela Breitkreutz, representing Bright Cross, presented the district with 200 Ten Commandments posters donated by community members. The minutes state the posters "will be displayed in classrooms in accordance with a new law passed this legislative session."
Principal Anastasia Armstreet and Assistant Principal Amanda Lutz were recognized during the Wildcat Roar for a strong start to the school year; a short back-to-school video featuring elementary students was shown. The donation and the superintendent's update on curriculum and supports were recorded as informational items; no board action was taken on the poster donation.
District officials and trustees did not record further discussion or public objection in the minutes. The minutes note the district will follow the statutory direction cited by the donor when placing the posters in classrooms.
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