82R24826 JEN-D
 
  By: Taylor of Galveston H.R. No. 1641
 
 
 
R E S O L U T I O N
         WHEREAS, A delegation from Ed White Memorial High School in
  League City is visiting the State Capitol on May 4, 2011, and this
  occasion provides a fitting opportunity to honor the school and its
  parent organization, Bay Area Charter Schools; and
         WHEREAS, Bay Area Charter Schools is a nonprofit,
  open-enrollment charter school community that serves 19
  independent school districts in the Galveston Bay area; its mission
  is to foster the excitement of learning through an interactive
  educational environment that values the gifts and talents of every
  child and to encourage cooperation among students, parents, and the
  community, and its schools are guided by the principle that
  students learn best in project-based environments that focus on
  real-world applications; and
         WHEREAS, Named in honor of the NASA astronaut, Ed White
  Memorial High School opened its doors in 1998; its classes are
  limited in size to 25 students, and the school is designed to
  address the individual needs of the students through a personalized
  curriculum; Ed White Memorial also features advanced placement and
  career and technology courses, online learning opportunities, and
  dual-enrollment courses offered in conjunction with College of the
  Mainland; and
         WHEREAS, Committed to its innovative, high-quality system of
  education, Bay Area Charter Schools is helping its students succeed
  academically and realize their full potential, and in so doing, it
  is building a solid foundation for the future achievement of many
  young Texans; now, therefore, be it
         RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 82nd Texas
  Legislature hereby honor Bay Area Charter Schools and extend a warm
  welcome to the representatives from Ed White Memorial High School
  who are present at the State Capitol today; and, be it further
         RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
  prepared for Bay Area Charter Schools as an expression of high
  regard by the Texas House of Representatives.