Louisiana 2014 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SCR42

Introduced
3/25/14  
Introduced
3/25/14  
Passed
3/26/14  
Passed
3/26/14  
Engrossed
3/26/14  

Caption

Commends Ajit "AJ" Pethe on being selected the 2014 Principal of the Year.

Impact

During his tenure as principal at Luling Elementary School, Mr. Pethe significantly improved the school's performance score by nearly twenty points, indicative of his effective leadership skills. His recognition as Principal of the Year reflects on the broader educational landscape in Louisiana, emphasizing the importance of outstanding leadership in schools. The resolution not only honors Mr. Pethe but also underscores the quality of the educational system in St. Charles Parish, which has contributed positively to the state’s educational success stories.

Summary

SCR42 is a Senate Concurrent Resolution that formally commends Ajit 'AJ' Pethe for being selected as the 2014 Louisiana Principal of the Year. This resolution serves to recognize the exceptional contributions and service of Mr. Pethe to the education sector in Louisiana. The resolution highlights his academic achievements, including his Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education and Master's in Educational Administration, both from the University of New Orleans, where he achieved a remarkable 3.9 GPA.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SCR42 is largely positive, with strong support for Mr. Pethe's achievements. The colleagues, students, and community members recognize him not just for his professional success but also for his commitment to inspiring students and improving educational outcomes. The resolution portrays a clear admiration for Mr. Pethe's dedication to his role and the positive impact he has had over his career in public education.

Contention

While SCR42 is primarily a commendation without significant opposition or contention, it does represent a broader discussion about the role of school leaders in shaping educational success. The emphasis on Mr. Pethe's achievements allows for a reflection on what qualities make for effective school leadership, and how these leaders can inspire change within their schools and communities. Such resolutions serve to uplift educational achievements and inspire others in the field.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SCR37

Commends La'Keisha McKinney on being selected the 2014 Teacher of the Year.

LA SCR38

Commends Amanda Baudot Morehouse on being selected the 2013 Louisiana High School Teacher of the Year.

LA SCR42

Recognizes, commends, and congratulates Harry Hurst Middle School principal David Schexnaydre as the 2023 Louisiana Principal of the Year.

LA SR185

Commends David Thrash on being named Bossier Parish 2017-2018 High School Principal of the Year.

LA SR186

Commends Suzette Hadden on being named Bossier Parish 2017-2018 Elementary Principal of the Year.

LA SCR23

Commends Nicole Vasquez on being selected the 2016 Louisiana High School Teacher of the Year.

LA SCR74

Commends Dr. Rodney Roy Lafon for his eighteen years of service as superintendent of the St. Charles Parish public school system on the occasion of his retirement.

LA SCR54

Commends Baton Rouge Magnet High School graduate, David Holmes, upon being selected as the 2011 Louisiana Student of the Year.

LA SR121

Commends Gerald Wayne Laughlin, principal of DeRidder High School, upon being selected as the High School Principal of the Year.

LA SCR163

Expresses condolences on the passing of Dr. Rodney Roy Lafon.

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