Texas 2017 - 85th 1st C.S.

Texas House Bill HR206

Caption

Congratulating the Hardin-Jefferson ISD Board of Trustees on its selection as a 2017 Honor School Board by the Texas Association of School Administrators.

Impact

The resolution does not change state laws or impose any new regulations. Instead, it serves as a formal acknowledgement of the board's exceptional service and dedication to educational excellence. It aligns with broader efforts in the state to recognize and reward school boards that prioritize student performance and strategic governance. By spotlighting the Hardin-Jefferson ISD Board, the resolution advocates for the importance of effective school leadership and community involvement in educational success.

Summary

House Resolution 206 recognizes the Hardin-Jefferson Independent School District Board of Trustees for their selection as a 2017 Honor School Board by the Texas Association of School Administrators (TASA). This resolution serves to commend the board members for their commitment to enhancing educational performance and fostering an environment conducive to student success. The TASA School Board Awards Program, established in 1971, aims to identify exemplary school boards across Texas, highlighting those that focus on students' academic needs and achievements.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR206 is overwhelmingly positive, as it publicly highlights the accomplishments of the Hardin-Jefferson ISD Board. Legislators and community members alike have expressed their pride in the board's achievements, reflecting a strong community support for educational initiatives. The recognition fosters a sense of unity and encouragement among educators and school officials throughout the state.

Contention

While the resolution itself does not present contentious points, it underscores the critical role of school boards in driving academic standards. However, some discussions in the education sector might reflect varying opinions regarding the criteria for such awards and whether they accurately reflect the broader challenges faced by all school districts in Texas. This recognition serves as a reminder of the significant responsibilities and challenges that school boards encounter in their pursuit of academic excellence.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX SR147

Congratulating Bobby Ott for being named Superintendent of the Year by the Texas Association of School Boards.

TX HR9

Congratulating Dr. Bobby Ott of Temple ISD for being named the 2022 Superintendent of the Year by the Texas Association of School Boards.

TX SR93

Congratulating Dr. Ramon Benavides Jr. of the Ysleta Independent School District on being honored as the 2022 State Teacher of the Year by the Council of Chief State School Officers and the 2022 Texas Teacher of the Year by the Texas Association of School Administrators.

TX SR189

Recognizing Lyford Consolidated Independent School District Board of Trustees for being named Texas Outstanding School Board.

TX HR926

Honoring Debbie Gillespie for her service on the Frisco ISD Board of Trustees.

TX HR483

Congratulating Rose Benavidez on her inauguration as chair of the Association of Community College Trustees Board of Directors.

TX HR33

Honoring Georgan Reitmeier for her service on the Klein ISD Board of Trustees.

TX HR1104

Honoring Kecia Mays for her service on the Arlington ISD Board of Trustees.

TX HR11

Congratulating Shelley Jeoffroy of Otis Brown Elementary School in Irving ISD on being named the 2023 Texas Teacher of the Year by the Texas Association of School Administrators.

TX HR479

Congratulating JD Janda of Tomball ISD on his selection as the 2023 Outstanding Fine Arts Administrator by the Texas Fine Arts Administrators.

Similar Bills

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