A RESOLUTION to honor and recognize Logan Davis, 2026 Top Ten Senior at Wayne County High School.
Summary
House Joint Resolution 1122 is a ceremonial resolution honoring Logan Davis of Wayne County High School as a 2026 Top Ten Senior. The resolution highlights his 98.0 GPA, participation in academic and extracurricular organizations, church involvement, community service, and recognition by his peers, and it notes his plans to study Christian ministry and theology and play college baseball.
The measure does not create or amend any substantive law. Instead, it is a formal expression of commendation by the Tennessee General Assembly, directing that an appropriate copy be prepared for presentation and that the honorary language be used in the official copy as specified. Its practical effect is limited to public recognition of an individual student and his achievements.
Impact
HJR1122 has no regulatory, fiscal, or statutory impact and does not change Tennessee state law or affect agency operations. It functions solely as a legislative tribute, with the only procedural effect being the preparation and presentation of an official copy of the resolution to the honoree.
Sentiment
The sentiment around the resolution is strongly positive and unanimous. The bill passed both recorded floor votes without opposition, first by consent calendar passage in the House and then by motion to adopt in the Senate, indicating broad bipartisan support for honoring a high-achieving student.
Contention
There is no notable policy contention in the bill text or available discussion, likely because the resolution is ceremonial rather than substantive. The only substantive focus is on Logan Davis’s academic record, extracurricular involvement, service, and future plans, which were presented as reasons for commendation rather than as points of debate.