Louisiana 2014 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HCR181

Introduced
5/20/14  
Introduced
5/20/14  
Engrossed
5/20/14  
Engrossed
5/20/14  
Passed
5/22/14  

Caption

Commends Wendy Alexandra Varisco of Covington, Louisiana, upon her receipt of a 2014 Women of Excellence Award from the La. Legislative Women's Caucus Foundation

Impact

HCR181, being a concurrent resolution, does not alter state laws but serves to officially recognize and honor individuals who have made significant contributions to their communities. In this case, acknowledging Wendy's achievements encourages a culture of excellence among youth in Louisiana, drawing attention to the positive impact of educational and extracurricular involvement on personal development. The resolution aligns with the objectives of the Louisiana Legislative Women's Caucus Foundation, which aims to inspire young women through recognition of their accomplishments.

Summary

House Concurrent Resolution 181 (HCR181) commends Wendy Alexandra Varisco for her exceptional achievements as a high school student from Covington, Louisiana. This resolution recognizes her notable accomplishments, including maintaining a high GPA, her success in competitive equestrian events, and her involvement in the Louisiana 4-H program. The resolution underscores her role as a leader, particularly in the establishment of the equestrian team at her high school, and highlights her extensive participation in various extracurricular activities that demonstrate her commitment to excellence and community service.

Sentiment

The general sentiment surrounding HCR181 is positive, celebrating Wendy Varisco's achievements and contributions to her community. The resolution reflects a collective appreciation for young individuals who show dedication and excellence in their endeavors. Supporters of the resolution, including its sponsors, view such recognition as vital in motivating other students to pursue their goals and excel in their pursuits, fostering a supportive environment for youth development.

Contention

While HCR181 is largely uncontentious and serves to uplift a young woman’s accomplishments, there may be discussions about the broader implications of recognition programs in education and whether such acknowledgments sufficiently address the diverse needs and achievements of all students. However, in this specific instance, there appears to be consensus around the value of celebrating exemplary figures in the community to promote positive role models for other students.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

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