Texas 2015 - 84th Regular

Texas House Bill HR289

Caption

Congratulating Amy Griffiths on being named a 2014 Corpus Christi Caller-Times/Citgo South Texas Distinguished Scholar.

Impact

While the resolution itself does not modify state laws directly, it embodies a broader state policy of valuing and promoting academic excellence among students in Texas. By recognizing students like Amy Griffiths, the resolution encourages a culture of achievement and may serve as a motivational factor for other students aspiring to excel in both academics and community service. Such recognitions can play a crucial role in inspiring educational institutions and communities to create more scholarship opportunities and support programs for students.

Summary

House Resolution 289 is a commendation for Amy Griffiths, who was recognized as a 2014 Corpus Christi Caller-Times/Citgo South Texas Distinguished Scholar due to her outstanding contributions in academics and community involvement. The resolution highlights her impressive academic achievements, including her rank as the top student in her class and her participation in the International Baccalaureate program. It underlines the purpose of the Caller-Times/Citgo Distinguished Scholars program, which recognizes students excelling in various fields and provides financial assistance for their college education.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR289 is positive and celebratory, reflecting an appreciation for academic excellence and commitment to the community. Legislators expressed pride in Amy Griffiths' achievements and highlighted the importance of honoring students who make significant contributions to their schools and neighborhoods. This recognition also fosters goodwill and emphasizes the value placed on education within the community.

Contention

There are no notable points of contention surrounding HR289 as it serves purely as a commendation and does not involve opposing views or debate. The resolution passed unanimously, indicating broad bipartisan support for recognizing student achievements. The clear focus on individual success story portrays a unified front in the legislature regarding the importance of nurturing and celebrating educational accomplishments.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX HR49

Congratulating Augustin Rivera Jr. on receiving the 2023 Distinguished Citizen of the Year award from the South Texas Council Boy Scouts of America.

TX HR2255

Congratulating Becky Moeller of Corpus Christi on her induction into the Texas Labor Hall of Fame.

TX HR41

Congratulating Brooke Stewart of Victory Christian Academy in Decatur on being named a 2023 Christian Teacher of the Year by the Herzog Foundation.

TX HCR14

Congratulating Fred Underwood on being named a Distinguished Alumni by the Texas Tech Alumni Association.

TX HR2126

Congratulating Rubi Ann Amaya on graduating as valedictorian of the Class of 2023 at West Oso High School in Corpus Christi.

TX HCR7

Congratulating Jerod Foster on being named a Distinguished Alumni by the Texas Tech Alumni Association.

TX HR1517

Congratulating Karen Griffith on receiving a 2023 Women in Education Award from the Education Service Center Region 2.

TX HR337

Congratulating Christopher C. Doyle of Texas City on being recognized as the Golden Eagle Honoree at the Galveston Friends of Scouting Distinguished Citizen Breakfast.

TX HCR8

Congratulating John Billingsley of Dallas on being named a Distinguished Alumni by the Texas Tech Alumni Association.

TX HR140

Congratulating Alejandra Llanos of McAllen on being named the 2023 National Youth of the Year by Boys & Girls Clubs of America.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.