Texas Senate Bill SR131

Texas 2015 - 84th Regular

Caption

Recognizing Jane Cummins, who was sworn in as president of the Texas Lyceum.

Impact

The resolution serves not only as an acknowledgment of Cummins' achievements but also aims to inspire future leaders within Texas. By recognizing her leadership, it portrays the values of service and commitment which the Texas Lyceum embodies. The work of organizations like the Texas Lyceum and programs like H.E.A.R.T. is crucial in fostering inclusive opportunities and addressing challenges faced by underserved communities.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 131 recognizes Jane Cummins for her induction as president of the Texas Lyceum on January 22, 2015. The resolution celebrates her commitment to youth leadership and her significant contributions to the community, particularly through her role in the Housing, Entrepreneurship and Readiness Training Program (H.E.A.R.T.). The bill highlights Cummins’ efforts to provide employment opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities by creating partnerships with local businesses.

Contention

While the resolution primarily focuses on praise and recognition, it subtly underscores ongoing conversations about leadership in Texas and the need to support programs that aid in the development of all community members, particularly those facing barriers to employment. However, the text does not outline any substantial opposition or contention regarding the resolution itself.