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78R17123 KMP-D

By:  Jones of Dallas                                              H.R. No. 1408



R E S O L U T I O N
	WHEREAS, The senior class of Rylie Academy is graduating on 
May 24, 2003, marking the completion of a 12-year commitment to 
academics that has earned each student a high school diploma and, 
even more importantly, has opened the door to still greater success 
in the decades yet to come; and
	WHEREAS, Established in 1998, the Rylie Academy strives to 
create a positive growth and learning experience for the children 
of southeast Dallas in a safe, caring, and consistently structured 
environment; the school seeks to combine a challenging academic 
program with elective and extracurricular activities that promote 
athletic, musical, intellectual, artistic, and vocational 
development, thereby providing a well-rounded education for each 
student regardless of ability level or background; and
	WHEREAS, The school of choice for about 800 North Texas 
students, Rylie Academy offers advanced placement classes, special 
needs programs, English as a second language workshops, tutoring 
sessions, parental education courses, and computer and reading lab 
lessons; and
	WHEREAS, This year's seniors include Gloria Alonso, David 
Paul Baur, Michael Anthony Benavidez, Allison Grace Brimelow, 
Elizabeth Jean Chittim, Stephen Ryan Clinton, Clint Lee Crockett, 
Gabriela Garcia, Cory Howard Garrett, Joanna Gracia, Seth Ryan 
Kirkpatrick, Brandy Lee Knight, Antonia Maldonado, Jared S. McCoy, 
Samantha Renea Moore, Lacy Nicole Oldham, Aaron Dean Phares, 
Kentrail L. Robertson, Christopher Ross Talamantez, Estefania S. 
Tellez, Demetria Quenette Trigg, and John Alan Young; and
	WHEREAS, These noteworthy young Texans have worked hard and 
have demonstrated a commendable determination to succeed, and they 
merit hearty congratulations as they embark on the next chapter in 
their lives; now, therefore, be it
	RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 78th Texas 
Legislature hereby recognize the Rylie Academy graduates of 2003 
for their many academic, artistic, athletic, and vocational 
accomplishments; and, be it further
	RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be 
prepared for Rylie Academy's Class of 2003 as an expression of best 
wishes by the Texas House of Representatives.