Texas 2021 - 87th Regular

Texas House Bill HR863

Caption

Congratulating Montwood High School in Socorro ISD on receiving the Texas Purple Star Campus Designation from the Texas Education Agency.

Impact

The passage of HR863 serves to highlight the importance of supporting military families within the educational system. By recognizing schools that make strides in addressing the challenges faced by military-connected students, the resolution aims to encourage other schools to adopt similar practices. The designation brings attention to the unique needs of this demographic, ensuring they receive the right resources and assistance during transitions.

Summary

House Resolution 863 congratulates Montwood High School in the Socorro Independent School District for receiving the Texas Purple Star Campus Designation for the 2020-2021 school year. This designation acknowledges schools that have shown significant commitment to assisting military-connected students and their families. By fulfilling criteria such as appointing a military liaison and establishing a transition program, Montwood High School has exemplified its dedication to this community.

Sentiment

The sentiment around HR863 appears overwhelmingly positive, with support expressed for the initiatives taken by Montwood High School. This resolution not only underscores the school's achievements but also reflects a broader societal commitment to improving educational conditions for military families. Lawmakers and stakeholders have recognized the vital role of schools in easing the transitions of these students, making it a feel-good legislative moment.

Contention

While HR863 focuses on a narrow subject—recognizing one school—it also opens discussions about the broader systemic support for military-connected families in education. Typically, there's minimal contention surrounding resolutions like this one, but it can serve as a vehicle to provoke conversations about funding, resources, and the adequacy of support systems for military families across the education sector. It emphasizes the need to sustain efforts that enhance educational experiences tailored to those impacted by military life.

Companion Bills

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Previously Filed As

TX HR1142

Congratulating nine Harmony Public Schools campuses on receiving State Schools of Character designation from Character.org.

TX HR1144

Congratulating Michael Evanko Douglas of El Dorado High School in Socorro ISD on receiving the Lavis Mentor Teacher Award from the UTEP College of Education.

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 HR1190

Congratulating Taylor Mersmann of Rock Hill High School in Prosper ISD on receiving the 2022 Pathfinder Award from the Texas Association of Journalism Educators.

TX HR1078

Congratulating Margaret and Jim Perkins on receiving the 2023 Texas Higher Education Distinguished Service Award.

TX HR1170

Congratulating McAllen ISD on receiving the Golden Apple Award from United Way of South Texas.

TX HR1556

Congratulating James F. Hill II on receiving a 2023 Outstanding Texan Award for House District 111 from the Texas Legislative Black Caucus.

TX HR1783

Congratulating South Texas ISD Science Academy on ranking 15th on Stacker's 2023 list of the Top 30 Best Public High Schools in Texas.

TX HR1930

Congratulating Mabel N. Perales on being named the 2022-2023 Teacher of the Year at Socorro High School in the Socorro Independent School District.

TX HR1359

Congratulating Margie Raper of Rock Hill High School in Frisco ISD on receiving a 2022 Trailblazer Award from the Texas Association of Journalism Educators and recognition as a 2023 Distinguished Adviser by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association.

Similar Bills

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