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SENATE RESOLUTION 134
By Walley
SR0134
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A RESOLUTION to honor the students of New Prospect
Elementary School on their recent success at
the Middle Schools SkillsUSA competition.
WHEREAS, it is fitting that we recognize those industrious, talented students of
Tennessee who bring pride and honor to our State; and
WHEREAS, such exemplary students are Adalyn Stutts, Aubree Bosheers, Regan
Jones, Aiden Daughtry, Savannah Owens, Scarlet Jones, Kutler Tinin, Graham May, Ace
Daughtry, Amberlin Mitchell, Will Dickson, Kenslie Dugger, and Kennedy Chapman of New
Prospect Elementary School, who recently participated in the Middle Schools SkillsUSA
competition at the Tennessee College of Applied Technology in Smyrna; and
WHEREAS, SkillsUSA is a national nonprofit partnership of students, instructors, and
more than 650 corporations, trade associations, businesses, and labor unions that works to
ensure that America has the skilled workforce it needs to stay competitive; founded in 1965 and
endorsed by the United States Department of Education, the association serves more than
400,000 students and instructors each year in middle schools, high schools, and colleges,
focusing on 130 trade, technical, and skilled-service occupations; and
WHEREAS, the New Prospect students who received gold medals were Adalyn Stutts
and Aubree Bosheers in the Community Service category and Regan Jones and Aiden
Daughtry in the Urban Search and Rescue category; and
WHEREAS, New Prospect student Savannah Owens won the silver medal in the T-Shirt
Design category, and Scarlet Jones, Kutler Tinin, and Graham May won the silver medal in the
Engineering category; and
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WHEREAS, bronze medals were earned by Ace Daughtry, Amberlin Mitchell, and Will
Dickson in the Engineering category and Kenslie Dugger in the Pin Design category; and
WHEREAS, New Prospect student Kennedy Chapman also was recognized for an
outstanding CPR demonstration, which showcased essential life-saving skills; and
WHEREAS, the display of aptitude and ambition by these young students in competition
surely bodes well for their future success, and their dedication to excellence is clearly deserving
of our respect, admiration, and commendation; now, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE OF THE ONE HUNDRED FOURTEENTH
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE, that we commend and congratulate
the students of New Prospect Elementary School on their success at the Middle Schools
SkillsUSA competition, extending our best wishes for much continued success in all their future
endeavors.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that an appropriate copy of this resolution be prepared
for presentation with this final clause omitted from such copy.