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HJR 1288

Memorials, Academic Achievement - Jacqueline Karp, Top Ten Senior, Zion Christian Academy -

114th Regular Session (2025-2026) Introduced by Kip Capley

The resolution formally honors and congratulates a student for academic achievement, without creating laws or funding or changing programs.

Signed by Governor.
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Bill Summary · HJR 1288

Summary: House Joint Resolution 1288 (HJR 1288) – Tennessee 114th General Assembly

Purpose and Intent

  • HJR 1288 is a ceremonial resolution recognizing and honoring a student for academic achievement.
  • Specifically commends Jacqueline Karp, identified as a 2026 Top Ten Senior at Zion Christian Academy.
  • The resolution expresses pride and best wishes for Ms. Karp’s future success and publicly acknowledges her academic excellence.

Key Provisions and Changes

  • The bill does not enact laws or create new programs, funding, or regulatory requirements.
  • It functions as a formal expression of gratitude and congratulations from the Tennessee General Assembly.
  • The resolution requests that an appropriate copy be prepared and presented to Jacqueline Karp.

Who/What Would Be Affected

  • Primary Beneficiary: Jacqueline Karp (2026 Zion Christian Academy Top Ten Senior) and her family, school, and local community.
  • Indirectly affected: Zion Christian Academy, through public recognition of its student’s achievement; Tennessee’s legislative records reflect the state’s acknowledgment of individual scholastic success.

Procedural and Timeline Aspects

  • Sponsorship: Co-sponsored by Kip Capley.
  • Legislative progress (as of actions listed):
    • Introduced and placed on the House consent calendar in early April 2026.
    • Passed the House with a favorable vote (Ayes 90, Nays 0) on April 6, 2026.
    • Concurred by the Senate with unanimous support (Ayes 31, Nays 0) on April 13, 2026.
    • Enrolled and transmitted to the Governor for action on April 16, 2026.
    • Signed by the Senate Speaker and the House Speaker on successive dates in April 2026.
    • Final signature and presentation steps completed by mid-April 2026, making it an official ceremonial resolution.

Notes

  • The bill does not include measurable policy changes, funding allocations, or long-term impact beyond formal recognition.
  • It serves a symbolic function to honor individual academic achievement and to highlight esteemed students within Tennessee.

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