Senate Joint Resolution 1155 formally honors Jayden Cole Cathey, the 2026 Valedictorian of McGavock High School, for his academic excellence. The resolution commends his high grade point average and participation in extracurricular activities, acknowledging his achievement as a source of pride for his family and community. This legislative action serves as an official commendation from the Tennessee General Assembly and does not alter any laws or policies.
This legislative resolution honors Clara Tanner, a student at Lewis County High School, for being named one of the Top Ten Seniors in the 2026 graduating class. The document formally commends her academic achievements, leadership roles in student clubs, and extracurricular activities such as softball and cheerleading. It also extends congratulations to her family and the school community on her success. The resolution is ceremonial and does not create any new laws or policy changes.
This Senate Joint Resolution honors the Bradley Central High School girls' basketball team for their achievements during the 2025-2026 season. It formally commends the players, coaches, and community supporters for winning district, regional, and sectional championships. The measure serves as a public acknowledgment of their athletic success and does not establish new laws or regulations.
This legislative resolution honors Geena Caprio, a graduating senior at Lewis County High School in Tennessee, for her designation as a 2026 Top Ten Senior. The bill formally acknowledges her academic achievements and extracurricular leadership, including her role as co-captain of the marching band. Additionally, it directs the state to prepare a copy of the resolution for presentation to Caprio and her family.
Senate Joint Resolution 1153 formally honors Hayden Elizabeth Seator, the 2026 valedictorian of James Lawson High School, for her academic excellence. The resolution commends her outstanding grade point average and participation in extracurricular activities while she was a student. This legislative action serves as a public recognition of her achievements and extends well-wishes for her future success.
Senate Joint Resolution 1157 formally honors Alberto R. Gonzales for his distinguished career in public service and the law. The resolution recognizes his extensive achievements, including his roles as U.S. Attorney General, Texas Secretary of State, dean of Belmont University College of Law, and his contributions to the Uniform Law Commission. This legislative action serves as a commemorative gesture to acknowledge his leadership and impact on legal education and government service, rather than establishing new laws or policies.
This legislative bill formally honors Xavier Wesley Shook, a student from Lewis County High School, for being named a Top Ten Senior in the 2026 graduating class. The resolution recognizes his high academic achievement, including an exemplary grade point average and participation in extracurricular activities like band and Boys State. It expresses the General Assembly's commendation of his success and extends best wishes for his future studies in psychology at Middle Tennessee State University. The document serves as an official record of recognition rather than a law that changes policy or affects public programs.
This Senate Joint Resolution honors MJ Lucas, a radio professional from Wilson County, Tennessee, for her forty-year career in broadcasting. The bill formally recognizes her contributions to local radio stations WANT FM and WCOR AM, where she served as a morning host and created popular community programs like the Birthday Club and Adopt-A-Pet. It also acknowledges her off-air volunteer work supporting local organizations and child abuse survivors. The resolution is a commemorative document intended to present Lucas with official recognition of her achievements and community service.
This joint resolution formally commends Todd Moore for receiving the 2025 National HealthCare Corporation Administrator of the Year award. The measure recognizes his leadership at NHC Cool Springs, where he has overseen significant improvements in patient care and facility ratings since 2019. By passing this resolution, the Tennessee legislature honors his professional achievements and personal dedication to the healthcare field. The document serves as a ceremonial acknowledgment rather than establishing new laws or policies.
This legislative bill is a joint resolution that formally honors Jesus Guadalupe Gutierrez Hernandez, the valedictorian of the 2026 graduating class at Hunters Lane High School. The measure acknowledges his academic excellence, high grade point average, and participation in extracurricular activities as reasons for state commendation. Upon signing by the Governor, the resolution authorizes the creation of a physical copy to be presented to the student as a recognition of his achievements.
This bill honors Ruhaan Singh, the 2026 Salutatorian of Farragut High School, by formally recognizing his academic achievements and community involvement. The resolution acknowledges his high grade point average, participation in clubs like the National Honor Society, and various awards, including being a finalist at the International Science and Engineering Fair. It also highlights his roles as a youth representative for a local stormwater committee and an intern at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Ultimately, the bill serves as a commendation from the Tennessee General Assembly to Mr. Singh and his family, expressing support for his future success.
This joint resolution officially designates the week of April 27 to May 1, 2026, as Health Information Technology Week in Tennessee. It recognizes the Tennessee Chapter of the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society for its work in advancing technology within the state's healthcare system. The measure highlights how digital tools help improve care delivery and address public health challenges while acknowledging the industry's significant economic impact. As a commemorative resolution, it does not alter laws or create new regulations but serves to honor the contributions of health technology professionals.
