Texas 2011 - 82nd Regular

Texas House Bill HR2662

Introduced
5/28/11  
Enrolled
6/3/11  

Caption

Congratulating Tine Valencic of Colleyville for winning the 2011 National Geographic Bee.

Impact

The resolution serves to honor Tine's accomplishments, recognizing the significance of educational competitions in nurturing talent and inspiring peers. By acknowledging Tine's success, the Texas House of Representatives aims to promote similar participation among young students in future educational contests. This act may have a motivational effect on students, encouraging them to engage more in programs that enhance their academic and geographical knowledge.

Summary

HR2662 is a resolution congratulating Tine Valencic of Colleyville for his remarkable achievement in winning the 2011 National Geographic Bee. This prestigious competition, sponsored by the National Geographic Society, aims to encourage interest in geography among students in grades four through eight. Tine's victory at the national level showcases not only his intellectual skills but also his dedication and hard work, standing out among numerous competitors from across the nation.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR2662 is overwhelmingly positive. Legislators express pride in Tine's achievement, celebrating not only his win but also the spirit of competition that it embodies. The resolution serves to uplift the community's morale and encourages other students to pursue excellence in their studies, particularly in the field of geography. It reflects a unified appreciation for the value of education and student achievement.

Contention

While HR2662 is largely celebratory, it is notable that such resolutions often prompt discussions about the importance of fostering educational programs and the need for continued support for similar competitions. There may be underlying sentiments advocating for increased funding and resources to ensure that students have access to opportunities that promote intellectual growth and recognition. However, the resolution itself does not face significant contention, as it is a commendatory document.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX HR2119

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TX HR2282

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TX HR1227

Congratulating the Texas Southern University cheerleading team on winning the Cheer Spirit Rally Division I championship at the 2023 NCA & NDA College Nationals.

TX HR1487

Congratulating the Tarleton State University cheer team on winning the Game Day Division 2 championship at the 2023 NCA & NDA College Nationals.

TX SR440

Congratulating The University of Texas at Austin speech team for winning a national championship.

TX HR1271

Congratulating Billy Braun of Veterans Memorial High School in San Antonio on placing first in the Chemistry 1 category at the U.S. National Chemistry Olympiad.

TX SR471

Congratulating the Texas Southern University cheerleading team on winning the Cheer Spirit Rally Division I championship at the 2023 NCA & NDA College Nationals.

TX HR112

Congratulating Eduardo Trevio of Humble on winning first place at the 28th Annual Mariachi Extravaganza National Vocal Competition.

TX HR86

Congratulating the Tomball Christian Warriors on winning the 2023 National Homeschool Football Association Division 1 championship.

TX HR2053

Congratulating Sam Bennett of Texas A&M University on winning low amateur honors at the 2023 Masters golf tournament.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.