The resolution honors Kounte Hampton Threadgill, a senior at Auburn High School, for his remarkable achievements and heroism. Since 2001, Alabama Public Television has recognized young individuals who positively impact their schools and communities, and Kounte exemplifies this spirit. He is pursuing both the Alabama High School Diploma with an Advanced Academic Endorsement and the International Baccalaureate Diploma, showcasing his academic excellence. In addition to his studies, Kounte is actively involved in various school organizations, including the E-Sports Team, Chess Club, and High Fashion Club, and he contributes to the Auburn City Schools' Strategic Planning Committee.

Kounte's most notable act of bravery occurred when he rescued his four younger siblings from a house fire at the age of 13, demonstrating extraordinary courage and selflessness. His heroic actions earned him recognition from the City of Auburn and the Auburn Fire Department, including the proclamation of "Kounte Threadgill Day" and the Auburn Public Safety Distinguished Citizen Award. Alongside his academic and heroic accomplishments, Kounte works at Chick-fil-A, balancing his responsibilities effectively. The resolution commends Kounte for being named one of Alabama Public Television's Young Heroes of 2025 and extends best wishes for his future endeavors.