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HJR 1228

Memorials, Retirement - Bill M. Hall -

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

The resolution formally commends Bill M. Hall for his decades of leadership and service as Scott County Schools director, recognizing his impact on students and teachers.

Signed by Governor.
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Bill Summary · HJR 1228

Summary of House Joint Resolution 1228 (HJR 1228) – Tennessee (Session 114)

Title

A Resolution to honor and commend Bill M. Hall, director of Scott County Schools, on the occasion of his retirement.

Purpose and Intent

  • Recognizes and honors Bill M. Hall upon his pending retirement from the Scott County school system.
  • Acknowledges Hall’s career in education and his leadership role as director of schools since 2011.
  • Expresses appreciation for his contributions to Tennessee’s students, teachers, families, and the Scott County community.

Key Provisions and Provisions’ Nature

  • Formal commendation: The resolution formally extols Hall’s dedication, professionalism, integrity, and impact on public education in Scott County.
  • Career highlights cited:
    • Over two decades in Scott County public education, including roles as classroom teacher, bus driver, coach, vice principal, and principal.
    • Early administrative work as vice principal and principal at Scott High School, contributing to ten consecutive years of Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) in reading/language arts, math, and graduation rate.
    • Leadership as director of schools beginning in 2011, with emphasis on motivating students and supporting teachers and staff.
  • Education and background: Hall is a Scott High School alumnus; holds a B.S. from East Tennessee State University and an M.S. and Educational Specialist degrees from Tennessee Technological University.

Who/What is Affected

  • Primary subject: Bill M. Hall, in his official capacity as Director of Scott County Schools.
  • The broader beneficiaries: Students, teachers, school staff, families, and the Scott County community who are impacted by his leadership and the district’s performance.

Procedural and Timeline Details

  • Effective timeframe: Retirement date cited as June 30, 2026.
  • Legislative process:
    • The resolution was introduced and progressed through the General Assembly.
    • It was transmitted to the Governor; the bill was signed by both houses (House and Senate) and subsequently signed by the Governor, becoming effective April 2026.
    • Administrative note: The resolution includes standard ceremonial language about presenting an official copy without certain designation.

Impact and Significance

  • Symbolic recognition: The bill serves as a formal, non-binding tribute recognizing exemplary service and accomplishments in educational leadership.
  • Community value: Signals statewide appreciation for dedicated school administrators who contribute to student success and school district stability.
  • No fiscal or regulatory changes: The resolution does not alter laws, budgets, or policies; it is a formal commendation.

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

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