Louisiana 2016 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SCR76

Introduced
4/25/16  
Introduced
4/25/16  
Passed
4/26/16  
Passed
4/26/16  
Engrossed
4/26/16  

Caption

Commends Cole J. Grieshop upon being named the 2016 Louisiana High School Student of the Year.

Impact

The resolution intents to inspire students across Louisiana by showcasing exemplary young individuals like Cole Grieshop. By recognizing such students, the legislation aims to reinforce the value placed on academic achievement and community involvement in the state's educational system. Although SCR76 does not directly change state laws, it serves as a public acknowledgment of the importance of fostering talent and leadership among the youth, which can indirectly influence educational policies and initiatives focused on student achievement and character development.

Summary

Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 76 (SCR76) commends Cole J. Grieshop, a senior from Destrehan High School, for being named the 2016 Louisiana High School Student of the Year. This resolution recognizes his outstanding accomplishments in academics, leadership, and community service. It emphasizes his achievements, including maintaining a 4.0 GPA and scoring a 33 on the ACT, as well as his involvement in various extracurricular activities such as being the president of the National Honor Society and a captain of the Gifted Debate Team. Cole's commitment to academic excellence and his initiative in creating a tutoring program further highlight his significant contributions to his school and community.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SCR76 is overwhelmingly positive. It celebrates individual achievement and emphasizes the importance of role models in education. By honoring Cole Grieshop, the resolution fosters a sense of pride and motivation not just for Cole but also for students and educators throughout Louisiana. Such resolutions often advocate for continued excellence within the education system and encourage other students to engage actively in their academic and extracurricular pursuits.

Contention

There are no notable points of contention highlighted within SCR76. The resolution is purely commendatory, aimed at celebrating a student’s accomplishments rather than enacting change or addressing controversial issues. This type of resolution represents a unifying effort to lift up young leaders and reinforce community values around education and achievement.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

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 Ethan Coker for being named Louisiana's Middle/Junior High School Student of the Year.

LA SCR85

Commends Porter May of Shreveport on being named as Private School Middle School Student of the Year for 2016.

LA SCR94

Commends Sunjay Letchuman upon his selection as the 2018 Louisiana High School Student of the Year.

LA SCR59

Commends Andrew Murphy, a student at Captain Shreve High School, on being named the 2010 Louisiana High School Student of the Year.

LA HR63

Commends Mallory Byrd on being named the 2019 Louisiana Elementary School Student of the Year

LA SR46

Commends Antavion Jacarri Moore for being named the 2020 Louisiana High School Student of the Year.

LA HCR128

Commends Ethan Laine Coker of Haynesville High School upon being named Louisiana's Middle School Student of the Year

LA HR57

Commends Madison Elise Nelson upon being named the 2017 Louisiana Middle School Student of the Year

LA HR69

Commends Zachary Cryer for being named the 2020 Louisiana Middle School Student of the Year

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