The resolution honors Woodie Pugh for his exceptional contributions to education and public service over more than fifty years, particularly in Clarke County, Alabama. Pugh made history as the first Black Superintendent of Education in Clarke County and the first Black individual elected to a countywide office in 2008. His career in education began as an agribusiness teacher at Clarke County High School, where he served for 30 years, and he held various leadership roles, including Assistant Principal and Athletic Director, before becoming Superintendent from 2009 to 2012. His commitment to education was recognized when he was named Walmart Teacher of the Year in 2000, and he has also been involved in numerous community service initiatives and civic organizations.

The resolution expresses the Alabama Legislature's highest commendation and gratitude for Pugh's unwavering dedication to education and community service. It highlights his leadership roles in various organizations, his academic achievements, and his family background. The resolution concludes by stating that a copy will be presented to Woodie Pugh as a token of admiration and appreciation for his exemplary service and contributions to the state.