Commends the Northlake Christian School volleyball team upon winning the Division IV state championship
As a resolution, HR136 serves primarily as a formal recognition of the volleyball team's achievements rather than altering any state laws. Nevertheless, it emphasizes the importance of schools promoting a balance between academic rigor and athletic accomplishment. The recognition may inspire other schools and teams to strive for excellence, emphasizing the role of sports in education and fostering community pride.
House Resolution No. 136 (HR136) commends the Northlake Christian School volleyball team for their outstanding achievement in winning the Division IV state championship in November of 2009. The resolution highlights the team's remarkable season with a challenging record of 30 wins and 10 losses, ultimately culminating in their victory over the McGehee Hawks in the championship match. It recognizes the dedication and skill the team members displayed throughout the season and playoffs, reiterating the high standards of academic and athletic excellence upheld by the school.
The sentiment surrounding HR136 is overwhelmingly positive, celebrating the success of the Northlake Christian School volleyball team. Legislators and other stakeholders express pride in the achievements of local educational institutions and their ability to nurture talented student-athletes. The resolution reinforces a shared sense of community and highlights the value placed on hard work and commitment to both academic and athletic endeavors.
There is little contention associated with HR136 as it is a resolution expressing commendation rather than a bill that could impose regulations or changes in policy. Its focus is solely on celebrating the achievements of a specific school team, making it largely uncontroversial. This makes HR136 an excellent example of legislatures recognizing local successes in areas that matter to their constituents.