Texas House Bill HR784

Texas 2009 - 81st Regular

• Introduced: 3/12/09
• Refer: 3/16/09
• Enrolled: 6/1/09
• Passed: 6/1/09

Caption

Welcoming students from the Canton Junior High School Gifted and Talented program to the State Capitol.

Impact

The resolution serves to acknowledge the exceptional scholastic performance and community involvement of the visiting students. It is designed to foster a sense of pride in recognizing young individuals who excel not only in their studies but also in their commitment to civic engagement and support for various charitable causes. The visit to the Capitol provides these students with an opportunity to learn about state governance, enhancing their understanding of political processes and the importance of civic participation.

Summary

House Resolution 784 is a formal recognition of the Canton Junior High School Gifted and Talented program, which is scheduled to visit the State Capitol. The resolution highlights the academic achievements of the students, many of whom have maintained A averages and have earned nominations for prestigious programs such as the Junior National Young Leaders Conference in Washington, D.C. It emphasizes the students' involvement in extracurricular activities, including the student council and the Leo Club, as well as their contributions to the community through fundraising for charity organizations.

Contention

While House Resolution 784 is largely celebratory and aims to commend the students involved, it reflects the broader theme of education and youth engagement in the legislative process. Notable points of contention may arise around the allocation of funds and resources for educational programs, particularly in discussions regarding support for gifted programs and the need for ongoing community engagement initiatives. The recognition emphasizes the importance of youth leadership and sets a precedent for similar acknowledgments of student achievements in the future.