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Honoring and Commending the Bright Light Program for their achievements in literacy, cultural, and educational awareness with young children in Philadelphia.

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Status
Enacted
Type
Privileged Resolution
Introduced
June 13, 2002
Sponsors
CRCouncilmember Reynolds BrownCCCouncilmember ClarkeCMCouncilmember MarianoCDCouncilmember DiCiccoCPCouncil President VernaCGCouncilmember GoodeCKCouncilmember KenneyCKCouncilmember KrajewskiCOCouncilmember OrtizCCCouncilmember CohenCTCouncilmember TascoCRCouncilmember RizzoCMCouncilmember MillerCBCouncilmember BlackwellCNCouncilmember NutterCLCouncilmember LongstrethBrian J. O'Neill

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WHEREAS,

The Bright Light Program was instituted in 1994 to foster high standards in literacy and cultural awareness; and from its inception has served more than 1000 students; and

WHEREAS, The Bright Light Program fosters a passion to learn, and the use of acquired knowledge to aid others in their educational endeavors; and

WHEREAS, Students from T.M. Peirce and John G. Whittier elementary schools have been empowered by the Bright Light Program to become agents in their own learning, to become avid readers, and to be contributors to the larger concept of society; and

WHEREAS, The Bright Light Program promotes various ideals, such as committing one’s self to making a difference, which produces a passion to learn, using knowledge to help others, sharing knowledge with others, studying history, and always being an example; and

WHEREAS,

The Bright Light Program is not about one specific teaching method, one activity or one type of instruction, but rather, it is about creating a culture that permeates the school, home and community; and

WHEREAS,

As a result of its achievements and its profound impact upon the community the Bright Light concept was an inspiration for a public art project for the Allegheny West Community; and

WHEREAS, The program strives to facilitate and encourage parent interaction and support for all programs, because when parents are involved it motivates and inspires children to be active participants in their intellectual and cultural development; now therefore

RESOLVED, BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA,

That we hereby honor and commend the Bright Light Program for their achievements in literacy, cultural and educational awareness with the young children in Philadelphia.

FURTHER RESOLVED,

That an Engrossed copy of this resolution be presented to Ann Evans Guise, for her hard work and efforts in the development of the Bright Light Program, as evidence of the sincere sentiments of this legislative body.

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  1. UnanimousCITY COUNCIL

    Introduced

    Marked unanimous; no member-by-member tally published.

    Pass
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    A motion was made by Councilmember Reynolds Brown that this matter be Introduced. The motion carried unanimously.

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    READ

    Other recorded action without a published tally.

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    ADOPTED

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