Texas 2017 - 85th Regular

Texas House Bill HR1666

Caption

Congratulating Kanisha McNary on her receipt of a 2017-2018 Joe A. Gonzalez (JAG) Education Is Our Freedom GED College Scholarship.

Impact

As a resolution rather than a legislative bill, HR1666 does not directly alter state laws or policies; however, it plays a significant role in promoting educational achievements and scholarship programs within the community. By officially recognizing recipients of educational scholarships, it reinforces the value of these accomplishments and encourages other students to pursue similar paths. Such resolutions are symbolic gestures that may inspire legislative support for future educational initiatives.

Summary

House Resolution 1666 serves to congratulate Kanisha McNary on being awarded the 2017-2018 Joe A. Gonzalez (JAG) Education Is Our Freedom GED College Scholarship. This resolution highlights McNary's achievements as she attends Del Mar College, pursuing a degree in nursing. The bill recognizes her impressive drive and determination in advancing her education, showcasing the importance of educational support programs in empowering students from varied backgrounds.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR1666 is positive and celebratory, reflecting a collective appreciation for educational pursuits and the efforts of individuals who strive for academic excellence. The resolution expresses a unified support from the Texas House of Representatives for students overcoming challenges to achieve their educational goals. This reflects broader community values that prioritize education and recognize those who contribute positively to society through academic achievements.

Contention

While HR1666 does not present any notable points of contention, it underscores the importance of scholarships in higher education and community empowerment. The resolution focuses on the achievements of a single student, allowing for a positive narrative around education without delving into divisive issues. However, it does inadvertently draw attention to the necessity of funding and support for scholarship programs in general, which can be a topic of debate among policymakers.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX HR1506

Congratulating Judith Gonzalez-Rodriguez on her receipt of a 2023 Women in Education Award from the Education Service Center Region 2.

TX HR1510

Congratulating Anita Hinojosa of the Dr. M. L. Garza-Gonzalez Charter School on receiving a 2023 Women in Education Award from the Education Service Center Region 2.

TX HR2121

Congratulating Judy Nikol Gonzalez on graduating as salutatorian of the Class of 2023 at Robstown Early College High School.

TX HR59

Congratulating Marie Gonzales on her retirement as the executive director of special education at Round Rock ISD.

TX HR1511

Congratulating Dolly Gonzales Trolley on receiving a 2023 Women in Education Award from the Education Service Center Region 2.

TX HR481

Congratulating Pamela Dawson of DeSoto ISD on her receipt of the 2023 Music Educator Award from the Recording Academy.

TX HR916

Congratulating Cheryl Fillmore on her receipt of a 2023 Women in Education Award from the Education Service Center Region 2.

TX HR369

Congratulating Christine Bowman on receiving a 2022 Joe S. Mundy Award from Southwestern University.

TX HR1145

Congratulating Stephanie Herrera of Horizon Heights Elementary School in Socorro ISD on receiving the Lavis Mentor Teacher Award from the UTEP College of Education.

TX HR1516

Congratulating Dr. Cynthia Hernandez on her receipt of a 2023 Women in Education Award from the Education Service Center Region 2.

Similar Bills

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