Texas 2015 - 84th Regular

Texas House Bill HR3018

Caption

Commending Books are the Beginning for its contributions to childhood literacy.

Impact

The resolution highlights the positive role that nonprofits like 'Books are the Beginning' play in addressing literacy challenges and supporting education initiatives. It emphasizes the importance of community involvement in enhancing the educational landscape, particularly for students who lack access to essential learning materials. By recognizing this organization, HR3018 underscores the significance of collaboration between government entities and nonprofit organizations to promote educational equity.

Summary

H.R. No. 3018 is a resolution commending the nonprofit organization 'Books are the Beginning' for its significant contributions to promoting childhood literacy. Established in 2006, this Texas-based organization has focused on building libraries and providing essential educational resources to schools in need, serving both local communities in Texas and extending its mission to international locations, including parts of Africa and China. The resolution recognizes the long-term impact of their work in helping students develop a love for reading and learning, which is expected to benefit them throughout their lives.

Sentiment

The sentiment around HR3018 appears to be overwhelmingly positive, demonstrating legislative support for efforts aimed at improving childhood literacy. There is an acknowledgment of the critical role that literacy plays in a child's development and future success. Such commendations serve to enhance community morale and encourage further contributions toward educational initiatives, showcasing a collective commitment to improving the educational opportunities for children.

Contention

While the resolution itself is relatively straightforward and lacks significant opposition, there may be underlying debates concerning resource allocation to nonprofit organizations versus traditional public education funding. However, the resolution does not delve into any contention points or opposition; rather, it serves as a recognition of a nonprofit’s impactful work without introducing any contentious policy changes.

Companion Bills

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Previously Filed As

TX HR931

Commending the Richardson Rotary Club for its contributions to the community.

TX HR1720

Commending Cabela's El Paso for its contributions to the community.

TX HR2202

Commending the Valle family for its contributions to the city of Garland.

TX HB1172

Relating to an early childhood literacy plan for students enrolled in a dual language program in a public school.

TX HR545

Commending the Harlandale Sunshine Pantry for its contributions to the community.

TX HR628

Commending the Dallas Wings organization for its contributions to the community.

TX HR562

Commending the Dallas Wings organization for its contributions to the community.

TX HR1727

Commending Dr. Laura Murillo for her contributions to the Houston community.

TX HR2170

Commending Joel A. Garza and the All Star Theatre for their contributions to the Rio Grande Valley.

TX HR1038

Commending Jen Haugh for her service as principal of Pearson Early Childhood School in the Plano Independent School District.

Similar Bills

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