Louisiana 2015 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SCR31

Introduced
4/13/15  
Introduced
4/13/15  
Passed
4/14/15  
Passed
4/14/15  

Caption

Commends Keith Martin on his retirement from the Livingston Parish School Board.

Impact

This resolution serves to recognize and celebrate the dedication of public servants like Keith Martin, whose efforts have had a lasting impact on education in the state. By acknowledging his retirement, the bill reinforces the significance of contributions made by individuals in public roles and how they contribute to the overall development of their communities. It emphasizes the relationship between quality education and community welfare, making a statement about the value placed on public service in Louisiana.

Summary

SCR31 is a Senate Concurrent Resolution commending Keith Martin for his retirement from the Livingston Parish School Board. Martin, who started his tenure in 1987, has been a pivotal figure in the educational landscape of Livingston Parish, overseeing significant growth in both the student population and the school board's budget during his 28 years of service. The resolution highlights the importance of his contributions towards improving educational standards and accountability measures in Louisiana over the years.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SCR31 is overwhelmingly positive, with legislators expressing gratitude for Mr. Martin's long-standing service and his commitment to the betterment of education in Livingston Parish. The resolution conveys respect and appreciation for his dedication, viewed not only as a farewell but also as an acknowledgment of the hard work and challenges faced throughout his career in education. The bill reflects a sense of pride in local educational leadership and the importance of such roles in community development.

Contention

There are no notable points of contention regarding SCR31, as it is a straightforward commendation recognizing an individual for their service. The nature of the resolution signifies a united front among both Republican and Democratic legislators in honoring the contributions of a respected public official. Unlike more contentious legislative matters, SCR31 focuses solely on positive recognition without any debates or opposition.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SCR27

Commends Dr. Milton Hughes on his retirement from the Livingston Parish School Board and on 44 years of dedicated public service.

LA SCR112

Commends Federico "Fred" Martinez Jr., chief executive officer of St. Charles Parish Hospital, on the occasion of his retirement.

LA SCR79

Commends D.C. Machen Jr. on his many accomplishments in public education and on his retirement from the Bossier Parish School Board.

LA SCR25

Commends Mayor James Durbin on his retirement as mayor of Denham Springs.

LA SCR121

Commends former Destrehan High School football player Ed Reed on his outstanding high school, college, and professional career and congratulates him on the occasion of his retirement from the NFL.

LA SCR12

Commends Arthur Perkins for his substantial legacy of service to his community, particularly his twenty-six years of service on the Denham Springs City Council.

LA HCR202

Commends Sheriff Willie Graves of Livingston Parish upon his retirement

LA SCR21

Commends Scott M. Richard for his service to the Louisiana School Boards Association.

LA SCR55

Commends Dr. Don Coker, Ouachita Parish Superintendent upon his retirement and to congratulate him for over thirty-five years of service in the field of education.

LA SR9

Commends Edward Queen on being selected "Student of the Year" at Holden High School in Livingston Parish.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.