Georgia House Bill HR360

Georgia 2023-2024 Regular Session

• Introduced: 3/1/23
• Enrolled: 3/1/23
• Passed: 3/1/23

Caption

Thomas, Dr. Norman H.,Sr.; condolences

Impact

The resolution serves as a formal acknowledgment of Dr. Thomas's exemplary life, inspiring those within the educational community and beyond to uphold the values of dedication, service, and integrity that he embodied. By recognizing individuals like Dr. Thomas, the bill aims to reinforce the importance of community leaders who significantly contribute to educational advancement and civic responsibility.

Summary

House Resolution 360 is a resolution honoring the life and memory of Dr. Norman H. Thomas Sr., a distinguished citizen of Georgia who dedicated over 30 years to community service. The resolution encapsulates Dr. Thomas's extensive contributions, notably his leadership roles within the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) where he served as the first African American president of the Georgia PTA. His commitment to education and civic engagement is highlighted through his involvement in various educational associations and organizations, reflecting his impact on both local and state educational initiatives.

Contention

As this is a resolution honoring an individual rather than a legislative bill with provisions, it does not directly alter state laws or statutes. However, it subtly underscores the role of local leaders in shaping educational policies and practices, suggesting a need for continued support and recognition of such contributions in governmental decisions. The resolution is devoid of notable points of contention, reflecting a unified sentiment of respect and remembrance among the legislators.