Texas House Bill HR1513

Texas 2009 - 81st Regular

• Introduced: 4/21/09
• Refer: 4/24/09
• Enrolled: 5/4/09
• Passed: 5/4/09

Caption

Congratulating George McKnight of San Antonio on his receipt of the 2009 Outstanding Educator Award from the Texas Caucus of Black School Board Members.

Impact

The recognition accorded to Mr. McKnight through HR1513 serves to underscore the importance of effective educators and innovative educational programs in Texas. By celebrating his achievements and those of similar educators, the resolution aims to inspire current and future teachers to prioritize student success and contribute positively to their schools and communities. The educational initiatives he spearheaded showcase practical measures that can be adopted by other districts.

Summary

HR1513 is a resolution introduced to honor George McKnight from San Antonio for his receipt of the 2009 Outstanding Educator Award from the Texas Caucus of Black School Board Members. The bill highlights Mr. McKnight's significant contributions to the Northside Independent School District, where he implemented various successful educational programs aimed at improving student performance and retention rates, particularly for at-risk students. His dedication to enhancing educational outcomes has made a recognizable impact in the community.

Contention

As a resolution, HR1513 may not face significant contention, but discussions surrounding educational awards and recognitions often evoke debates regarding funding, the evaluation of educational programs, and the criteria for honoring educators. Some stakeholders might emphasize the need for more widespread application of the successful programs Mr. McKnight implemented, such as AVID, suggesting that state and local education authorities focus on scalable, replicable strategies that benefit students across various regions.