This joint resolution honors Alayna Maxwell, a student at Frank Hughes School who was named a Top Ten Senior for the 2026 graduating class. The bill formally recognizes her academic achievements and extracurricular involvement, commending her performance as a source of pride for her family and community. The resolution does not create new laws or policies but serves as a ceremonial acknowledgment of her accomplishments.
Senate Resolution 449 is a commemorative measure that honors three high school students from Memphis East T-STEM Academy for winning third prize in the C-SPAN StudentCam competition. The resolution formally recognizes Paytn Gibson, Carter Holmes, and Ty Miller for their video documentary on immigration reform, which was part of a national contest celebrating America's 250th anniversary. This legislative action serves to acknowledge the students' achievements and civic engagement without altering any laws or policies.
This joint resolution honors the Japan Men's National Team for choosing Nashville, Tennessee, as its base camp and training site for the 2026 World Cup. The measure formally recognizes the team's use of the Nashville SC Training Center and acknowledges the economic benefits and global soccer reputation that this partnership brings to the region. It expresses appreciation for the collaboration between the state, the city, and the Japanese delegation while celebrating the upcoming international sporting event.
This bill is a joint resolution that formally honors the memory of Jerome "Hertis" Phillips, a resident of Oneida who passed away. The document outlines his life achievements, including his service in the U.S. Army, his work as a minister, his long tenure as a supervisor and county commissioner, and his dedication to his family. It expresses the General Assembly's respect for his public service and offers condolences to his surviving wife, children, and other relatives. Once enacted, the resolution serves as an official record of appreciation for his contributions to his community and state.
This Senate resolution honors Kaia Harbick, the 2026 valedictorian of West High School, for her academic excellence and extracurricular involvement. The bill formally commends her achievements and expresses the legislative body's best wishes for her future. It does not create new laws or alter policies but serves as a ceremonial acknowledgment of her success.
This joint resolution honors Austin Haffner, a student from Cornersville High School who was named a 2026 Top Ten Senior. The bill formally recognizes his academic achievements and high grades while he participated in extracurricular activities. It directs the General Assembly to commend him and present a copy of the resolution to acknowledge his success. The measure does not create new laws or change existing policies but serves as a ceremonial tribute to a specific individual's accomplishments.
Senate Resolution 406 honors Adriauna Jones, the 2026 Salutatorian at Middleton High School, for her academic achievements. The resolution formally commends her outstanding grade point average and participation in extracurricular activities while she was a student. It directs the Senate to prepare a copy of the resolution for presentation to Ms. Jones as a gesture of recognition.
This bill officially names a bridge in Pigeon Forge the "Loveday Family Bridge" to honor Jere Loveday, a local farmer who collaborated with officials on road planning. The resolution recognizes his decades of work on his land near Middle Creek and his contributions to the community. It serves as a formal commemoration of his life and character rather than establishing new laws or policies.
This Senate Resolution honors Dartaniel Brenton, the 2026 Salutatorian of Westwood High School in Tennessee, for his academic excellence. The bill formally commends him for achieving a high grade point average while participating in various extracurricular activities. It expresses the legislative body's pride in his accomplishments and extends best wishes for his future success. No new laws or policies are created by this measure; it serves solely as a ceremonial recognition of a specific student's achievements.
This legislative resolution honors Peter Wilson, a student at Forrest School, for being named a 2026 Top Ten Senior. The bill formally recognizes his high academic performance and extracurricular involvement through a commendation from the Tennessee General Assembly. It directs the state to prepare a copy of the resolution for presentation to Mr. Wilson as a gesture of appreciation for his achievements.
This joint resolution honors the Cleveland High School unified bowling team for winning the 2026 TSSAA Unified Bowling State Championship. The bill specifically recognizes the three student athletes, Elijah Bolin, Cam Garcia, and Jaxon Jones, along with their coach Archie Crossland, for their athletic achievement and role in promoting inclusivity. By acknowledging their victory, the resolution celebrates the team's success in bringing together individuals with and without intellectual disabilities to compete as one unit. This legislative action serves as a formal commendation rather than creating new laws or funding.
This legislative resolution honors Hannah Miller, a student at Forrest School, for being named a Top Ten Senior in the 2026 graduating class. The bill formally commends her academic achievements and encourages her future success without creating any new laws or funding. It serves as a public acknowledgment of her accomplishments rather than a change to state policy. The resolution was signed into law by the Governor and will be presented to the student as a certificate of recognition.
