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HR 212

Memorials, Academic Achievement - Landon Jace Goodman, Valedictorian, Scott County High School -

114th Regular Session (2025-2026) Introduced by Kelly Keisling

The Tennessee House of Representatives ceremonially honors Landon Jace Goodman as the 2026 Scott County High School valedictorian and extends best wishes for his future.

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Bill Summary · HR 212

Summary of House Resolution 212 (HR 212), 114th Tennessee General Assembly

Overview

  • Type of measure: House Resolution
  • Sponsor: Representative Keisling (Co-sponsor: Kelly Keisling)
  • Jurisdiction: Tennessee
  • Topic: Memorializing recognition of a high school student
  • Subject of resolution: Landon Jace Goodman, Valedictorian of Scott County High School, Class of 2026
  • Status: Introduced and placed on consent calendar for consideration on April 21, 2026; filed April 20, 2026

Purpose and Intent

  • The resolution recognizes and honors Landon Jace Goodman for being named the valedictorian of the 2026 graduating class at Scott County High School.
  • It affirms appreciation for his academic excellence, extracurricular involvement, and potential for future success.
  • The bill serves as a formal, ceremonial commendation from the Tennessee House of Representatives to celebrate a student achievement and to express best wishes for his future.

Key Provisions and Provisions of Change

  • Recognition of achievement: A formal statement acknowledging Landon Goodman as the 2026 Scott County High School Valedictorian.
  • Rationale: Highlights factors such as exemplary GPA, dedication, performance on exams, and participation in extracurricular activities.
  • Official action: The House “honors and recognizes” Goodman and extends best wishes for his future.
  • Copy of resolution: An appropriate copy of the resolution is to be prepared for presentation, with the final clause (the “omitted” clause) not included in the copy presented to Goodman.

Who and What is Affected

  • Individual: Landon Jace Goodman (student), the valedictorian from Scott County High School, Class of 2026.
  • Institutional/Community Impact: Public recognition by the Tennessee House of Representatives, reflecting positively on Scott County High School, its students, staff, and community.

Procedural and Timeline Aspects

  • Introduction and filing: HR 212 was filed on April 20, 2026.
  • Referral/consideration: Placed on the House consent calendar for April 21, 2026, indicating expedited or non-controversial action typical of ceremonial resolutions.
  • Sponsors: Primary sponsor is Representative Keisling, with a co-sponsor noted as Kelly Keisling.

Notes

  • This is a ceremonial resolution, not a bill that changes law or policy. It serves to honor an individual student and publicly acknowledge their achievement.
  • There are no fiscal implications or operative provisions beyond formal recognition.

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