Recognizing Linda Muhl on the occasion of her retirement from Dr. John D. Horn High School in Mesquite.
Summary
Senate Resolution No. 343 recognizes and honors the career of Linda Muhl, who recently retired from Dr. John D. Horn High School in Mesquite. The resolution highlights her long-standing contributions to education and her significant impact on students throughout her 29-year career. Born in Aquilla and a graduate of Mesquite High School, Mrs. Muhl's journey in education showcases her dedication and passion for teaching, starting her collegiate studies at age 36 and eventually establishing the Gifted Department at Horn High School.
Throughout her career, Mrs. Muhl was known for her innovative teaching methods and her focus on inspiring students. With memorable sayings such as "making a difference in this world is much more important than getting a big paycheck" and counsel to seize opportunities, she has greatly motivated her students to pursue their goals. Her commitment to education has earned her numerous accolades, including recognition as Outstanding High School Teacher of the Year for 2000 by the Texas Council of Teachers of English.
The resolution serves not only to honor Mrs. Muhl but also to highlight the broader importance of educators in shaping young lives and communities. It underscores the positive influence teachers have beyond academic achievements, fostering character, ambition, and community engagement among students. The Texas Senate expresses its high regard for her many accomplishments and wishes her well in her future endeavors.
By formally adopting this resolution, the Texas Senate aims to publicly acknowledge the contributions of exceptional educators like Linda Muhl. This act of recognition can foster a greater appreciation for teachers statewide, encouraging communities to celebrate the vital role educators play in shaping the future of their students and society.