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HJR 1357

Memorials, Academic Achievement - Chloe Salvka, Salutatorian, Forrest School -

114th Regular Session (2025-2026) Introduced by Todd Warner

The bill ceremonially recognizes Chloe Salvka as Forrest School’s 2026 Salutatorian, highlighting her academic excellence, extracurriculars, and a wish for future success.

Received from House, refer to Senate Calendar Committee
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Bill Summary · HJR 1357

Summary: House Joint Resolution 1357 (HJR 1357) – Tennessee 114th General Assembly

Overview

  • Purpose: Honor and recognize Chloe Salvka, the 2026 Salutatorian of Forrest School.
  • Type: House Joint Resolution (non-binding ceremonial resolution) recognizing a student achievement.
  • Sponsor: Rep. Todd Warner (primary); co-sponsored by Rep. Warner in the action history indicates House sponsor and consent. The resolution is designed to be presented as a formal commendation from both House and Senate.

Key Provisions and Provisions at a Glance

  • Commendation of Achievement: The resolution commends Chloe Salvka for achieving the status of Salutatorian for the Forrest School’s 2026 graduating class. It acknowledges:
    • Exceptional academic performance (noted GPA and intellectual aptitude).
    • Participation in numerous extracurricular activities.
    • Diligent study habits and composure during examinations.
  • Future-Oriented Regards: It extends best wishes for Chloe Salvka’s future success.
  • Form and Presentation: Requires an appropriate copy of the resolution to be prepared for presentation. The final clause clarifies formatting for presentation copies (omits certain designation on the copy and aligns with standard practice for memorials/resolutions).

Individuals/Entities Affected

  • Primary Subject: Chloe Salvka (2026 Forrest School Salutatorian).
  • Institutions Involved: Forrest School (for context of the achievement).
  • Legislative Bodies: Tennessee General Assembly (House and Senate concurrence), with formal presentation to the honored student.

Procedural and Timeline Aspects

  • Status Timeline:
    • Introduced and filed (April 13, 2026).
    • Placed on House consent calendar for April 14, 2026.
    • Engrossed and ready for transmission to the Senate (April 14, 2026).
    • Passed House with a broad vote: 90 ayes, 0 nays, 3 present not voting (PNV) on April 14, 2026.
    • Referred to Senate Calendar Committee (April 15, 2026) for potential consideration.
  • Next Steps: If the Senate concurs, the resolution would become an official joint memorial recognizing the student’s achievement and facilitating presentation.

Purpose and Impact

  • Purpose: To publicly recognize and celebrate academic excellence and leadership demonstrated by a high school student, highlighting the value of hard work and scholarship within the state.
  • Impact: Primarily symbolic and ceremonial. It serves to honor the student, provide community pride, and potentially inspire other students by publicly highlighting high achievement.

Notes

  • The resolution is a standard, non-binding method used by the Tennessee General Assembly to commend individuals who have attained notable scholastic accomplishments.
  • No changes to policy, funding, or administrative rules are proposed; the action is ceremonial and commemorative.

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

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