Texas 2011 - 82nd Regular

Texas House Bill HR184

Introduced
1/24/11  
Introduced
1/24/11  
Enrolled
2/3/11  
Enrolled
2/3/11  
Passed
2/3/11  

Caption

Welcoming members of the Harmony Science Academy of Laredo to the State Capitol.

Impact

The impact of HR184 lies not in transformative legal changes, but instead in its role as a formal acknowledgment of the achievements of Harmony Science Academy. By welcoming the academy, the Texas House of Representatives emphasizes the importance of charter schools and recognizes the contributions of institutions in furthering educational standards across the state. This resolution signifies the state's support for innovative educational approaches and the value placed on student success in various competitive settings.

Summary

House Resolution 184 is a legislative resolution that formally welcomes a delegation from Harmony Science Academy of Laredo to the State Capitol. This academy operates multiple campuses throughout Texas, serving nearly 15,000 students and emphasizing excellence in mathematics, science, and computer technology. The resolution highlights the academy's status, particularly noting that it is rated exemplary by the Texas Education Agency, showcasing its recognition for high educational standards and student performance in academic competitions.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR184 is overwhelmingly positive, reflecting pride in local educational institutions that excel in providing quality education to Texas students. Support for charter schools as valuable educational options is evident, with emphasis placed on both the academic successes of Harmony Science Academy and the broader implications for educational diversity in Texas. The resolution is a celebration of local achievements that resonate within the community and beyond.

Contention

While there are no significant points of contention directly associated with HR184, it does provoke discussions about the role and funding of charter schools within the broader education system. As it is a resolution of support rather than a legislative change, the discussions around its implications feature concerns regarding equitable resources for both public and charter schools. Nonetheless, HR184 stands as a reaffirmation of the successes that can be achieved through innovative educational programs.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX SR457

Congratulating the Harmony Science Academy - El Paso and Harmony School of Science for being named 2023 State Schools of Character.

TX SR446

Congratulating Harmony Public Schools for receiving 2023 State Schools of Character designation.

TX HR1142

Congratulating nine Harmony Public Schools campuses on receiving State Schools of Character designation from Character.org.

TX HR1783

Congratulating South Texas ISD Science Academy on ranking 15th on Stacker's 2023 list of the Top 30 Best Public High Schools in Texas.

TX HR1005

Recognizing the Student Advocates for Speech club in Euless on the occasion of Students Engaged in Advancing Texas Day at the State Capitol on April 11, 2023.

TX HR153

Recognizing February 8, 2023, as Laredo Day at the State Capitol.

TX HR141

Recognizing February 7, 2023, as Laredo Day at the State Capitol.

TX HR54

Congratulating Bridgett Wilson of Terrell High School on becoming the youngest credentialed member of the American Academy of Professional Coders.

TX SR3

Recognizing Odyssey Academy on the occasion of its 25th anniversary.

TX HR686

Honoring the members of the eighth-grade class of St. Laurence Catholic School in Sugar Land on the occasion of their visit to the State Capitol.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.