South Carolina 2023-2024 Regular Session

South Carolina House Bill H5412

Introduced
4/17/24  

Caption

Newberry Middle Schooler David Smith, Jr.

Impact

This resolution does not introduce new legislation but serves to officially recognize the achievements of a young student, which may inspire others in the community. By highlighting DJ's accomplishments, the bill reinforces the importance of recognizing educational success and the contributions of students to their schools and communities. Such resolutions can help foster a positive environment within educational institutions and encourage excellence among peers.

Summary

House Bill 5412 is a resolution that aims to recognize and honor David "DJ" Smith, Jr., an exceptional student from Newberry Middle School. The bill celebrates his notable achievements, particularly his outstanding academic performance and his first-place award for technology at the South Carolina Beta Club Convention. This resolution reflects the commitment of the South Carolina House of Representatives to commend young individuals for their hard work and accomplishments in various fields, including academics and leadership.

Contention

While House Bill 5412 is a non-controversial resolution celebrating a student's achievements, the sentiment surrounding such bills generally reflects broader discussions about the educational system in South Carolina. These include considerations of how to support gifted and talented students, the role of technology in education, and the importance of extracurricular activities. The bill symbolizes a community's pride and support for its young leaders and innovators.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

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