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HR629: HR629 Hurm, D.J.; named Monroe County's Teacher of the Year for 2024; recognizing his exceptional contributions to education and the community; commend

2025-2026 Regular Session · Introduced version · Last action March 18, 2025

25 LC 112 3369 House Resolution 629 By: Representatives Herring of the 145th, Dickey of the 134th, Crowe of the 118th, Griffin of the 149th, and Washburn of the 144th A RESOLUTION Commending D.J. Hurm for being named Monroe County's Teacher of the Year for 2024 and1 recognizing his exceptional contributions to education and the community; and for other2 purposes.3 WHEREAS, D.J. Hurm, a dedicated educator at Mary Persons High S chool, has been4 honored as Monroe County's Teacher of the Year for 2024, reflec ting his commitment to5 excellence in teaching and his positive impact on students; and6 WHEREAS, D.J. Hurm has demonstrated outstanding leadership and innovation in the7 classroom, fostering an engaging and supportive learning enviro nment that encourages8 student growth and achievement; and9 WHEREAS, his dedication extends beyond the classroom as he acti vely participates in10 extracurricular activities and comm unity initiatives, further e nriching the educational11 experience for his students and strengthening community ties; and12 WHEREAS, his passion for education and unwavering commitment to his students serve as13 an inspiration to his colleagues, students, and the broader community.14 H. R. 629 - 1 - 25 LC 112 3369 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES that15 the members of this body commend D.J. Hurm for his exemplary service as an educator, his16 recognition as Monroe County's Teacher of the Year for 2024, an d his significant17 contributions to the academic and personal development of his students.18 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk of the House of Representatives is authorized19 and directed to make an appropriate copy of this resolution available for distribution to D.J.20 Hurm.21 H. R. 629 - 2 -
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