Honoring Victor H. Hexter Elementary School in Dallas on its nomination for the 2009 No Child Left Behind--Blue Ribbon Schools award.
Impact
The resolution underscores the importance of academic excellence in Texas educational institutions and serves to encourage other schools to strive for similar recognition. By publicly acknowledging the achievements of Hexter Elementary, the resolution aims to highlight the hard work of its teachers, students, and staff, encouraging continued dedication to educational excellence. The recognition further empowers the school community to maintain and enhance their academic standards and practices.
Summary
House Resolution 1110 is a formal recognition of Victor H. Hexter Elementary School in Dallas for its nomination for the prestigious 2009 No Child Left Behind--Blue Ribbon Schools award. This award is designed to highlight schools that demonstrate exceptional academic performance or significant improvements in student achievement. Hexter Elementary has shown exemplary success, qualifying among a select group of nominees that Texas designates each year.
Contention
While HR1110 primarily serves as a commendation without any direct legislative implications, it reflects broader themes in educational policy surrounding recognition and accountability in schools. By bringing attention to successful school models like Hexter Elementary, the resolution implicitly critiques schools that may be underperforming and emphasizes the need for systemic support to help all schools achieve similar recognition in the future.
Recognizing Falls City, Francisco Farias, and Roel A. & Celia R. Saenz Elementary Schools and Hector J. Garcia Early College High School for their selection as National Blue Ribbon Schools.
Congratulating Roel A. and Celia R. Saenz Elementary in Roma on its selection as a 2023 National Blue Ribbon School by the U.S. Department of Education.