Virginia 2026 Regular Session

Virginia House Bill HJR224

Introduced
3/4/26  
Engrossed
3/9/26  
Enrolled
3/11/26  

Caption

Commending Kaicey Manns.

Impact

While HJR224 does not directly alter any state laws, its resolution reflects a broader commitment to celebrating educational professionals in Virginia. By publicly recognizing exemplary educators, the General Assembly emphasizes the importance of teaching and the role of teachers in shaping future generations. These commendations serve as motivators and can influence educational policy discussions in the future.

Summary

House Joint Resolution 224 (HJR224) is a commendation aimed at recognizing Kaicey Manns, a mathematics teacher at James Breckinridge Middle School, for her dedication and exceptional contributions to education. This resolution was introduced on March 4, 2026, and highlights Manns' achievements, including being named Teacher of the Year by Roanoke City Public Schools. The acknowledgment not only honors her but also serves to inspire others within the educational community to foster similar environments that promote student success.

Contention

There are no notable points of contention associated with HJR224 as it functions primarily as a recognition resolution. The absence of legislative opposition or controversy indicates a collective appreciation for Kaicey Manns and the educational values she embodies. Commending educators like Manns aligns with the General Assembly's goals of fostering a supportive educational framework statewide.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

VA HR460

Commending Michele Moyer Lee.

VA HR464

Commending Mary Werkheiser.

VA HJR456

Commending the Auburn High School girls' soccer team.

VA HR462

Commending Mark Merrill.

VA HR458

Commending Midlothian High School.

VA SR192

Commending the Brunswick Academy softball team.

VA SJR266

Commending Debbie Rountree.

VA HR455

Commending the Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth.

VA HR453

Commending Leland Teets.

VA HJR431

Commending the Blacksburg High School girls' track and field team.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.