Over the past few years, we have seen many shy away from the Christ-centered holiday, Christmas. This school board president, however, is urging people to remember the reason for the season.

From Fox News. During a Board of Trustees meeting Monday night, Carroll Independent School District (ISD) School Board President Cam Bryan challenged the Tarrant County district to call the vacation period, “Christmas Break.”

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“I received, as we all have, several correspondences this month from the district referring to a winter break, winter parties, holiday break, holiday parties, everything but Christmas break and Christmas parties,” Bryan said during the meeting. “It’s Christmas and New Year’s break, and I think the district should refer to it as such.” …

During the meeting, Bryan went on to address House Bill 308, a 2013 law signed by then-Gov. Rick Perry, which added a section to the Texas Education Code specifically stating that students and public school teachers are allowed to say “Merry Christmas.” …

“That is the law in Texas, so, therefore, I want every Carroll ISD student, teacher, administrator, and parent to know it is OK to recognize and observe this holiday on our campuses if you so choose,” Bryan continued. …

As the left has defied the word “Christmas,” we have seen this wonderful holiday become increasingly secularized. Share your prayers below for a return to Christ this Christmas.

(Excerpt from Fox News. Photo Credit: Jon Carlson on Unsplash)