Texas 2019 - 86th Regular

Texas House Bill HR1923

Caption

Commending Plains High School students who participated in the 2019 UIL state academic competitions.

Impact

This resolution does not have a direct impact on state laws but serves as a formal recognition by the Texas House of Representatives of the students' achievements. By commending these individuals, the resolution fosters a culture of excellence in educational environments and encourages future participation in academic competitions. The recognition can also elevate the profile of Plains High School and inspire both current and future students to engage in similar pursuits.

Summary

House Resolution 1923 commends the students from Plains High School for their notable participation in the 2019 University Interscholastic League (UIL) 2A state academic contests. This recognition highlights the accomplishments of the Cowboys' One-Act Play company, which placed sixth overall, and the theatre team that finished fourth. Additionally, students Madison Carter and Carlie Hampton earned accolades as state finalists in the Barbara Jordan Historical Essay Competition. The resolution serves to acknowledge the students' hard work and dedication to academic pursuits, reflecting positively on their school and community.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR1923 is overwhelmingly positive. It celebrates educational achievement and the hard work of young individuals, promoting a sense of pride within the community and encouraging other students to strive for academic excellence. Such acknowledgments contribute to a supportive educational atmosphere in Texas, where accomplishments in academics are visibly celebrated.

Contention

Since HR1923 is a resolution rather than a legislative bill that changes laws, there are minimal points of contention. The resolution is primarily celebratory in nature and does not involve any debate over policy or law, rendering it a harmonious recognition of student achievements. However, discussions around such resolutions may occasionally bring up broader themes of educational funding and support for academic programs in Texas.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX HR1952

Commending Panhandle High School students on their performance in the 2023 UIL 2A Cross-Examination Debate State Meet.

TX HR167

Commending Sarah Ortiz of Pebble Hills High School for participating in the 2023 Youth Voice Empowerment Summit in El Paso.

TX HR2409

Congratulating engineering students from Porter High School on winning the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow competition.

TX HR1088

Honoring students of San Saba High School on the occasion of their visit to the State Capitol.

TX SR290

Recognizing Starr County students who participated at the 2021 Mariachi Vargas Extravaganza.

TX HR162

Commending Carissa Duran of Americas High School for participating in the 2023 Youth Voice Empowerment Summit in El Paso.

TX HR164

Commending Josh Barraza of Fabens High School for participating in the 2023 Youth Voice Empowerment Summit in El Paso.

TX HR165

Commending Isaias Barraza of Fabens High School for participating in the 2023 Youth Voice Empowerment Summit in El Paso.

TX HR166

Commending Steven Soto of Fabens High School for participating in the 2023 Youth Voice Empowerment Summit in El Paso.

TX HR168

Commending Andres Lopez of Americas High School for participating in the 2023 Youth Voice Empowerment Summit in El Paso.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.