Texas Senate Bill SR1053

Texas 2009 - 81st Regular

• Introduced: 5/28/09
• Enrolled: 5/28/09
• Passed: 5/28/09

Caption

Commending Francisca Saucedo for her contributions to the San Benito Consolidated Independent School District.

Impact

The resolution recognizes the importance of educators like Francisca Saucedo, who have devoted their careers to fostering student learning and engagement. By publicly acknowledging her accomplishments, the resolution aims to inspire current and future educators by highlighting the value of dedication and effective teaching methods. Such public commendation also reinforces the role of education in community development and the transformative power of committed teachers.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 1053 commends Francisca Saucedo for her decades of service in the San Benito Consolidated Independent School District. This resolution highlights her contributions as a dedicated educator and the impact she has made on her students throughout her career. Saucedo began her journey in the district in 1976, serving in various roles before becoming a sixth-grade social studies teacher in 1983 after earning her degree from The University of Texas--Pan American. After 26 years of teaching, she is now retiring.

Contention

While the resolution predominantly focuses on commendation and celebration, discussions around such measures often revolve around broader themes such as the support for educators and the resources available to school districts. Additionally, there could be debates regarding the recognition of teachers' contributions, particularly in the context of funding and educational policies, though no specific contention was noted in the available documentation related to SR1053.