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HR 255

COMMENDATIONS: Commends the students and faculty of the Lafayette Parish School System for winning first place in the Louisiana Governor's Games Thirty-First Annual Elementary State Championship Fitness Meet

2026 Regular Session Introduced by Beau Beaullieu and 9 co-sponsors

The bill formally commends Lafayette Parish School System, its students, and staff for winning first place in the Louisiana Governor's Games Elementary State Championship Fitness M

Taken by the Clerk of the House and presented to the Secretary of State in accordance with the Rules of the House.
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Bill Summary · HR 255

Overview

Bill: HR 255 (Session 2026, Louisiana)

Purpose: Commend the students and faculty of the Lafayette Parish School System for winning first place in the Louisiana Governor's Games Thirty-First Annual Elementary State Championship Fitness Meet.

Sponsor context:
- Primary sponsors listed as a group of House members, with multiple co-sponsors including Marcus Bryant, Rhonda Butler, Jacob Landry, Tehmi Chassion, Brian Glorioso, Annie Spell, Troy Hebert, Kim Carver, Beau Beaullieu, and Doyle Boudreaux. The action history notes the measure was read by title and lies over under the rules.

What the bill does

  • The bill expresses formal commendation and recognition by the Louisiana House of Representatives for:

    • The Lafayette Parish School System
    • The students (elementary level) who participated
    • The faculty, staff, and leadership responsible for preparing and supporting the team
    • The achievement of winning first place in the Louisiana Governor's Games Thirty-First Annual Elementary State Championship Fitness Meet
  • As a ceremonial resolution, it does not create new policy, funding, or regulatory requirements. It serves to publicly honor the accomplishment and promote school pride and community recognition.

Key provisions and changes

  • Recognition language: The bill would include a formal statement commending the achievement within the official records of the Louisiana House of Representatives.
  • Scope of commendation: Focuses on the Lafayette Parish School System, its students, and faculty involved in the fitness meet.
  • No substantive policy changes: The measure is symbolic and does not enact mandates, funding, or administrative changes beyond the ceremonial acknowledgment.

People and entities affected

  • Primary beneficiaries:

    • Students of the Lafayette Parish School System who competed and won
    • Faculty and staff (coaches, teachers, administrators) who trained and supported the team
    • The broader Lafayette Parish community, which receives public recognition of its school district’s success
  • Indirect effects:

    • Enhanced visibility and reputation for Lafayette Parish schools
    • Potential positive impact on school morale and local support for athletic/fitness programs

Procedural and timeline details

  • Current status: Read by title and lies over under the rules as of the 2026 session.
  • Procedural position: A non-binding, ceremonial resolution that typically moves through standard House processes and could be adopted without substantive fiscal implications.
  • Timeline implications: Given the ceremonial nature, passage timelines depend on standard floor consideration and potential concurrent sessions; no specified funding or dates are attached to the measure itself.

Notes

  • No monetary appropriation or policy mandates are associated with HR 255.
  • The bill serves as a formal public commendation rather than a policy instrument.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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