Texas Senate Bill SR184

Texas 2009 - 81st Regular

• Introduced: 2/11/09
• Enrolled: 2/11/09
• Passed: 2/11/09

Caption

Celebrating February 16, 2009, as Texas SkillsUSA Day at the State Capitol.

Impact

The resolution emphasizes the importance of developing a skilled and educated workforce through partnerships between educators, corporate leaders, and government organizations. Texas SkillsUSA boasts over 1,000 chapters serving approximately 15,000 students, thereby playing a crucial role in preparing future employees for various job sectors. This acknowledgment serves not just to honor the organization but also to underline the state's commitment to workforce development and education.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 184 commemorates February 16, 2009, as Texas SkillsUSA Day at the State Capitol. The resolution recognizes Texas SkillsUSA, a nonprofit organization focused on enhancing trade and industrial education among youth, preparing them to meet the evolving demands of the job market. By acknowledging this day, the Senate aims to celebrate the contributions of SkillsUSA to the education system and workforce preparation in Texas.

Contention

While the resolution primarily serves to celebrate the organization and its contributions, it may also reflect broader discussions around the state’s role in fostering vocational training and skill development among youth. Such initiatives can provoke discussions on funding, educational policy, and the importance of trade skills in a competitive economy. There are no significant points of contention mentioned in the documentation, suggesting a general consensus on the value of the work being done by Texas SkillsUSA.