Texas 2011 - 82nd Regular

Texas Senate Bill SR1020

Introduced
5/17/11  
Enrolled
5/17/11  

Caption

Recognizing Cynthia G. Diaz de Leon for being named Union Hill Elementary School's 2010-2011 Teacher of the Year.

Impact

The resolution affirms the importance of recognizing outstanding educators and their contributions to students’ lives. By honoring a teacher like Cynthia, the resolution highlights the role of teachers in shaping the future of children and acknowledges the hard work and dedication that goes into teaching. This recognition also aims to inspire other educators and reinforce the value of education in Texas, potentially influencing future policies regarding teacher support and acknowledgment.

Summary

Senate Resolution 1020 recognizes Cynthia G. Diaz de Leon for being named Union Hill Elementary School's 2010-2011 Teacher of the Year. The resolution highlights her dedication, positive attitude, and exceptional teaching skills as noted by her colleagues. It specifically mentions her experience within the dual language program and her previous service in bilingual education, emphasizing her capability in adapting to her students' needs. The recognition serves not only as a commendation for Cynthia but also shines a light on the exemplary work teachers do within the Texas education system, particularly at Union Hill Elementary, which is noted as an exemplary campus by the Texas Education Agency.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SR1020 is overwhelmingly positive. It fosters a sense of appreciation and respect for educators in the state. The recognition of Cynthia G. Diaz de Leon as Teacher of the Year reflects a broader commitment to valuing educational professionals and encouraging their development in a supportive atmosphere. This type of resolution is typically met with support from both legislators and the community, reinforcing a collective appreciation for those who contribute to education.

Contention

As a resolution, SR1020 does not carry significant contention or opposition as it primarily honors an individual for her contribution to education. However, it opens discussions on the broader topic of educational standards and teacher recognition within the framework of state policy. While there may be varying opinions on how best to support teachers, the resolution itself is a unanimous acknowledgment of Cynthia's achievements and the values she embodies as an educator.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX HR1921

Congratulating Cynthia Alvarado on being named the 2022-2023 Teacher of the Year at Frank Macias Elementary School in the Clint Independent School District.

TX HR1915

Congratulating Jessica Gonzalez on being named the 2022-2023 Teacher of the Year at Desert Hills Elementary School in the Clint Independent School District.

TX HR1931

Congratulating Cynthia Franco on being named the 2022-2023 Teacher of the Year at Fabens Middle School in the Fabens Independent School District.

TX HR1896

Congratulating Jazmin Gabriela Montanez on being named the 2022-2023 Teacher of the Year at H. D. Hilley Elementary School in the Socorro Independent School District.

TX HR1292

Congratulating Sarah Rowan on being named the 2023 Teacher of the Year at Miller Elementary School in the Plano Independent School District.

TX HR1242

Congratulating Rocio Alire on being named the 2023 Teacher of the Year at Sigler Elementary School in the Plano Independent School District.

TX HR1435

Congratulating Jessica Lerner on being named the 2023 Teacher of the Year at Daffron Elementary School in the Plano Independent School District.

TX HR1440

Congratulating Katy Thompson on being named the 2023 Teacher of the Year at Gulledge Elementary School in the Plano Independent School District.

TX HR1892

Congratulating Maria G. Fonseca on being named the 2022-2023 Teacher of the Year at Hueco Elementary School in the Socorro Independent School District.

TX HR1243

Congratulating Cambley Fort on being named the 2023 Teacher of the Year at Rose Haggar Elementary School in the Plano Independent School District.

Similar Bills

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