Billings School Board Rejects Proposed Pride Flag Ban
The Billings school board has voted against a policy proposing a ban on Pride flags.
Billings, MT, October 20, 2026 —
The Billings school board has voted against a proposed policy that would have banned Pride flags. The proposal was not approved, according to the information provided.
Details about the vote were not provided, including when it took place, how board members voted, or whether the decision was unanimous. The information also does not identify who proposed the policy or explain the reasons members gave for or against it.
The proposal’s scope is not specified. No details were provided about which school settings or flag displays it would have covered, or whether the policy included exceptions. The available information does not say whether the board discussed other measures or whether another proposal is under consideration.
The outcome establishes only that the board voted against the proposed ban. It does not provide further information about existing rules governing flags in schools or any changes to those rules. The board’s meeting date, the wording of the proposal and any public comments are also not included in the available account.
Without those details, the vote count, the board’s rationale and the policy’s potential effect on schools cannot be established from the information provided. The contractor, fine or inspection details are not relevant to the account and were not provided. No additional action following the vote was specified.
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