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Honoring the students of the Legislative Youth Advisory Council and the Washington State Leadership Board.

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 SENATE RESOLUTION

8626

By Senators C. Wilson, Chapman, Cleveland, Cortes, Dhingra, Fortunato, Lovelett, Lovick, Nobles, and Orwall

WHEREAS, Young people across Washington state represent the future of our communities, bringing creativity, resilience, and leadership to every corner of the state; and

WHEREAS, Students participating in the Boundless Washington, Compassion Scholars, Legislative Youth Advisory Council (LYAC), SAM sports mentoring program, and Washington World Fellows programs administered by the Office of the Lieutenant Governor and the Washington State Leadership Board have demonstrated exceptional dedication to personal growth, leadership development, civic engagement, and community service; and

WHEREAS, The achievements of these young leaders exemplify the power of investing in education, leadership training, and inclusive opportunities, inspiring their peers and uplifting communities statewide and beyond; and

WHEREAS, 2025 marks the 20th Anniversary of LYAC, a program that has empowered students to engage directly with the legislative process, amplify the voices of their peers, and advocate for policies that improve the lives of young people across Washington; and

WHEREAS, Through their hard work, determination, and commitment to making a difference, these students embody the values of service, leadership, and perseverance, setting an example for generations to come;

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the Senate of the State of Washington honor and celebrate the students who have participated in the Legislative Youth Advisory Council and the Washington State Leadership Board programs for their extraordinary contributions, leadership, and dedication to shaping a brighter future for Washington state and beyond.

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