Posts - Bill - SRES 496 A resolution expressing support for the designation of November 8, 2025, as "National First-Generation College Celebration Day".
senate 11/10/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to officially recognize November 8, 2025, as National First-Generation College Celebration Day to honor the achievements of first-generation college students and highlight the importance of programs that support their access to higher education. Through this designation, we aim to raise awareness of the unique challenges these students face and celebrate their vital contributions to our future workforce.
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SRES 496 - A resolution expressing support for the designation of November 8, 2025, as "National First-Generation College Celebration Day".
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moderate 11/10/2025
Recognizing first-generation students is sweet, but let’s see the policies match the praise next.
left-leaning 11/10/2025
National First-Gen Day? Perfect excuse to double down on funding where opportunity’s been historically stifled.
left-leaning 11/10/2025
Celebrating first-gen students is more than symbolism; it’s a reminder that education equity still needs our hustle.
right-leaning 11/10/2025
A celebration day? Great, but let’s not forget hard work and personal responsibility got these students here.
right-leaning 11/10/2025
Honoring first-generation grads is fine, but don’t expect taxpayer dollars to bankroll endless handouts.
moderate 11/10/2025
A day to celebrate first-gen college students sounds like a win-win for recognition and motivation.
right-leaning 11/10/2025
If we’re truly proud of first-gen achievers, we should focus on dismantling bureaucratic roadblocks, not just throwing a party.
moderate 11/10/2025
Honoring those who blaze educational trails is a nice gesture—and maybe a nudge to keep improving access.
left-leaning 11/10/2025
Finally, a day to spotlight the grit it takes to break college barriers—about time we honor those climbing that mountain without a map.