Texas 2023 - 88th Regular

Texas Senate Bill SR726

Caption

Recognizing members of the El Paso Special Needs Athletic Group 915 Stars for winning performances.

Impact

The acknowledgment made through SR726 has the potential to positively impact state policies surrounding athletics for special needs individuals. By encouraging the recognition of such groups, it could lead to increased funding and support for similar programs across the state. Moreover, this resolution serves as an inspiration to promote participation in athletic activities among people with disabilities, which may lead to improved resources and facilities for inclusive sports.

Summary

SR726 is a resolution recognizing the members of the El Paso Special Needs Athletic Group 915 Stars for their notable performances in athletics. This resolution not only highlights the achievements of these talented athletes but also emphasizes the importance of inclusivity and support for individuals with special needs in the realm of sports. The resolution aims to foster community recognition of the efforts and successes of these athletes in their respective events, celebrating their hard work and dedication.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SR726 appears to be overwhelmingly positive. Legislators and community members have shown support for the resolution, commending the athletes for their resilience and accomplishments. The focus on inclusivity and recognition has created a favorable atmosphere for advocates of special needs programs, with many expressing pride in the achievements of the 915 Stars. This further reinforces the community's commitment to supporting athletes of all backgrounds.

Contention

While SR726 does not seem to face significant opposition, it operates within a broader context where issues related to funding and resources for special needs programs can bring about contention. Advocates for increased funding have previously expressed concerns regarding the adequacy of support for special needs sports programs. The resolution may open avenues for discussion around these broader issues, highlighting the need for continued investment in programs that promote inclusivity in athletics.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX SR162

Recognizing the floorball team of J. M. Hanks High School for qualifying for the 2022 Special Olympics Winter World Games.

TX HCR11

Congratulating Nastia Liukin of Parker for her medal-winning performances in the 2008 Olympic Games.

TX HR1731

Congratulating the members of the Corpus Christi ISD All-Stars for their success in the Special Olympics Area 20 Basketball Competition.

TX HR486

Congratulating Kelley Hurley and Courtney Hurley of San Antonio on winning bronze medals in the women's team epee fencing event at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.

TX HR448

Recognizing February 17, 2009, as El Paso Day at the State Capitol.

TX HR126

Congratulating Matthew Wright on winning the unified division title at the Special Olympics North America Golf Championship.

TX HR1507

Recognizing El Paso Tejano rap group Lower Valley Tres for its song "I Love My City."

TX SR335

Recognizing Special Olympics Texas.

TX HJR0208

A RESOLUTION to congratulate Jayme Salisbury on winning two gold medals at the 2025 Tennessee Special Olympics Winter Games.

TX HR1021

Recognizing March 21, 2013, as Texas State Athletic Trainers' Association Legislative Day at the State Capitol.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.