West Virginia 2022 Regular Session

West Virginia Senate Bill SR56

Introduced
3/10/22  
Enrolled
3/11/22  

Caption

Recognizing James Monroe High School Mavericks Youth Leadership Association students for their participation in Harvard University Model United Nations Conference

Impact

The resolution is significant as it brings attention to youth engagement in global discussions and the importance of educational programs that foster leadership and diplomatic skills. By recognizing these students, the resolution serves to motivate other students and schools to participate in similar programs, emphasizing the value of developing skills such as public speaking, negotiation, and teamwork. Furthermore, highlighting James Monroe High School's repeated selections strengthens its reputation as a center for academic excellence.

Summary

Senate Resolution 56, introduced by Senator Baldwin, recognizes the James Monroe High School Mavericks Youth Leadership Association for their exceptional participation in the Harvard University Model United Nations Conference. This resolution highlights the achievements of six selected students who showcased their skills in international relations and debate. Their experiences included debating critical global issues, reflecting a commitment to developing future leaders equipped to handle complex challenges.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SR56 is overwhelmingly positive, with a focus on celebration and encouragement for young people. The resolution expresses pride in the students' accomplishments and their ability to represent their school and state on an international platform. This recognition not only honors the individuals involved but also serves as a testament to the educational community's dedication to fostering leadership qualities in students.

Contention

Although the resolution focuses on commendation and pride, it also raises discussions about the importance of educational opportunities available to youth in West Virginia. The emphasis on leadership development through participation in such prestigious events may prompt discussions on funding and support for similar extracurricular programs. However, no substantial contention around the resolution itself was noted; it largely stands as a unifying statement congratulating the students on their achievements.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

WV HJR1030

A RESOLUTION to honor and congratulate Tullahoma High School students on winning three national awards at the FBLA National Leadership Conference.

WV SR30

Recognizing the James Madison High School Cowboy Smokers barbecue team for winning a national title.

WV HR201

Congratulating The 2025 Hawaii National Distinguished Principal, 2025 Masayuki Tokioka Excellence In School Leadership Awardee, 2026 Hawaii State Teacher Of The Year, And 2026 United States Senate Youth Program Delegates.

WV K01115

Congratulating the Kenmore East High School Model United Nations Team upon the occasion of winning the WNY Model UN General Assembly competition on March 17, 2026

WV SR0421

A RESOLUTION to honor TCAT Crump students on their successful participation in the 2026 SkillsUSA Conference.

WV SR404

Recognizing the Student Government Association at Texas Christian University for 110 years of service to the university community.

WV SR42

Recognizing students of Mathis Intermediate School for their showing at the Future Problem Solving Program International Conference.

WV SR0362

A RESOLUTION to honor Adamsville High School students Beau Carroll, DJ Boutwell, JC Owens, and Jasper Weeks on their recent success at the 2026 SkillsUSA State Leadership and Skills Conference.

WV HR0009

Recognizing Top Ladies of Distinction, Inc. and the 50th Annual Area V Leadership Conference.

WV HR321

Honoring TeenPact Leadership Schools for its service to Texas youth.

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