Texas 2011 82nd Regular

Texas House Bill HR937 Introduced / Bill

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                    82R15692 MGR-D
 By: Walle H.R. No. 937


 R E S O L U T I O N
 WHEREAS, Students, parents, faculty, and administrators from
 Assumption Catholic School in Houston are visiting the State
 Capitol on March 25, 2011, to learn more about the government and
 history of the Lone Star State; and
 WHEREAS, Originally opened as an elementary school, this fine
 educational institution merged with St. Charles Borromeo in 2009
 after that school closed due to damage from Hurricane Ike; now
 serving students in prekindergarten through eighth grade,
 Assumption offers a comprehensive curriculum with traditional
 academic subjects, formal religious instruction, a wide range of
 extracurricular activities, and opportunities for community
 involvement; the school's outreach programs include support of the
 San Jose Clinic, the only full-time clinic in the area dedicated
 exclusively to serving the uninsured, and the St. Vincent de Paul
 pantry; the Assumption community also gives back to Houston
 residents by distributing food, clothing, and gifts to families in
 need during the holiday season; and
 WHEREAS, Susan Hatter, a history and literature teacher at
 Assumption since 1976, has been responsible for the school's annual
 trips to the Capitol for nearly 20 years; she attended Assumption
 Elementary as a child and received her degree in education in 1974;
 another individual deserving of special recognition is Pat Clark,
 who has served Assumption as principal for 13 years; he spent nearly
 three decades in the United States Army, serving his country in
 Vietnam, Panama, and Germany, and was a teacher and dean of students
 at St. Pius X High School before his arrival at Assumption; and
 WHEREAS, Committed to providing a high-quality,
 faith-centered education, Assumption Catholic School is helping
 its students succeed academically and realize their full potential,
 and in so doing, it is building a solid foundation for the future
 achievement of many young Texans; now, therefore, be it
 RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 82nd Texas
 Legislature hereby welcome the visiting delegation from Assumption
 Catholic School to the State Capitol and extend to all those in
 attendance sincere best wishes for a meaningful and informative
 stay in Austin; and, be it further
 RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
 prepared for the school as an expression of high regard by the Texas
 House of Representatives.