Indiana 2024 Regular Session

Indiana House Bill HR0015 Compare Versions

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2	2	Introduced Version
3	3	HOUSE
4	4	RESOLUTION No. ___
5	5	Introduced by: Aylesworth
6	6	____________________________________
7	7	1 A HOUSE RESOLUTION recognizing Indiana 4-H's work
8	8	2 to advance positive youth development in the state.
9	9	3 Whereas, Indiana 4-H was established in 1904 in Hamilton
10	10	4 County by John F. Haines, a school superintendent, to develop
11	11	5 young boys and girls in the state;
12	12	6 Whereas, 4-H members consistently demonstrate the ability
13	13	7 and leadership necessary to be champions and serve as
14	14	8 outstanding representatives and officers of the young people of
15	15	9 Indiana;
16	16	10 Whereas, The Purdue University Extension 4-H youth
17	17	11 development program offers educational programming in
18	18	12 science, technology, engineering and mathematics, healthy
19	19	13 living, and civic engagement to over 163,000 youth each year
20	20	14 in partnership with all 92 Indiana counties and thousands of
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23	23	1 4-H volunteers;
24	24	2 Whereas, Community clubs, after-school programs,
25	25	3 in-school programs, camps, and workshops give 4-H members
26	26	4 across Indiana an opportunity to be among the youngest
27	27	5 students at Purdue University;
28	28	6 Whereas, Indiana 4-H successfully prepares youth for
29	29	7 employment, enlistment, and education, with 72 percent of
30	30	8 Indiana 4-H high school graduates having attended
31	31	9 post-secondary institutions over the past six years, and 86
32	32	10 percent of those were enrolled at institutions within the state of
33	33	11 Indiana;
34	34	12 Whereas, Travis Barnhart of Marshall County, Shelby Davis
35	35	13 of Jennings County, Audrey Fisher of Posey County, Noah
36	36	14 Miller of Lake County, Kylee Reeves of Montgomery County,
37	37	15 Isabel Sayre of Benton County, and Emma Wooley of Union
38	38	16 County serve with distinction and dedication as the 2023-24
39	39	17 class of Indiana 4-H ambassadors, representing the interests,
40	40	18 beliefs, and desires of all 4-H members of the state;
41	41	19 Whereas, Lora Commens of Posey County, Kaylyn Zeigler
42	42	20 of Cass County, Danessa Hoffman of LaGrange County,
43	43	21 Rosalind Kidwell of Warrick County, Roman Peterson of
44	44	22 Fayette County, Jace Duttlinger of Spencer County, Colton
45	45	23 Neal of Lake County, and Troy Wolters of Boone County were
46	46	24 selected to represent Indiana at the 102nd National 4-H
47	47	25 Congress;
48	48	26 Whereas, McKinley Underhill of Hamilton County was
49	49	27 selected to serve as a leader for the 2023 National 4-H
50	50	28 Congress Design Team; and
51	51	29 Whereas, It is fitting and proper that the outstanding
52	52	30 accomplishments of these extraordinary individuals be
53	53	31 recognized: Therefore,
54	54	32 Be it resolved by the House of Representatives of the
55	55	33 General Assembly of the State of Indiana:
56	56	34 SECTION 1. That the Indiana House of Representatives
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59	59	1 recognizes February 13, 2024, as 4-H Day at the Statehouse and
60	60	2 commends the Purdue University Extension 4-H youth
61	61	3 development program and each of the nationally recognized and
62	62	4 state recognized honorees for their numerous accomplishments
63	63	5 and the leadership they have demonstrated.
64	64	6 SECTION 2. That the Principal Clerk of the House of
65	65	7 Representatives shall transmit copies of this resolution to State
66	66	8 Representative Mike Aylesworth for distribution to the Purdue
67	67	9 Extension 4-H youth development program.
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