Louisiana 2018 3rd Special Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SR34 Latest Draft

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                            2018 Third Extraordinary Session	ENROLLED
SENATE RESOLUTION NO. 34
BY SENATOR GATTI 
A RESOLUTION
To commend and congratulate the Benton Elementary School Archery Team on winning the
championship in the Bullseye and 3-D Challenge divisions of the National Archery
in Schools Program World Tournament.
WHEREAS, a total of six schools represented Louisiana at the National Archery in
Schools Program (NASP) World Tournament held in Louisville, Kentucky, on June 7-9,
through the Archery in Louisiana Schools (ALAS) program, administered through the
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries; and 
WHEREAS, Benton Elementary compiled a score of 3,317 to win the title as Hannah
McKenzie led Benton Elementary, finishing fifth individually in elementary girls with a
score of 284 with teammates Emerson Fite ninth (282), and Anna Young tenth (280), as a
total of 616 girls competed in the elementary division; and
WHEREAS, in the NASP International Bowhunting Organization (IBO) 3-D
Challenge, Benton Elementary's first place team consisted of three top ten shooters
contributing to their score of 1,645 with Anna Young finishing second out of 171 elementary
girls with a score of 282 as Mason Hicks shot a 278 with 15 bullseyes placing him ninth out
of 204 elementary boys, and Tyler Pope's score of 278 with 12 bullseyes was good enough
for a top ten finish; and
WHEREAS, the world tournament provides an opportunity for students not only in
the United States but also other countries to come together to share the commonality and
enthusiasm for the sport of archery as countries invited to the event included Canada,
Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, Mongolia, British Virgin Islands, South Africa,
Botswana, Namibia, and Zambia; and 
WHEREAS, NASP is designed for student archers in grades four through twelve and
has two specific goals: to improve student motivation, behavior, attendance, and focus in
relation to education while seeking to encourage students to spend more time in the outdoors
and to learn outdoor skills; and
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WHEREAS, the ALAS program teaches NASP students as part of the in-school
curriculum and the program is available to all Louisiana schools, public and private. 
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Senate of the Legislature of Louisiana
does hereby commend and congratulate the Benton Elementary School Archery Team on
winning the championship in the Bullseye and 3-D Challenge divisions of the National
Archery in Schools Program World Tournament.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this Resolution be transmitted to
Ms. Amy Gates, principal of Benton Elementary School.
PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE
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