The resolution proclaims March as National Speech and Debate Education Month in Arkansas, coinciding with the celebration of National Speech and Debate Education Day. It highlights the importance of speech and debate education, which is promoted by the National Speech & Debate Association and various partners. The resolution emphasizes the critical skills that students develop through participation in these activities, including communication, critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration. It acknowledges the dedication of educators who support students in honing these skills through various practices and competitions.

Furthermore, the resolution recognizes that the abilities gained from speech and debate education are invaluable throughout students' lives and are essential for personal advocacy, social movements, and public policy making. By designating March as National Speech and Debate Month, the Senate aims to underscore the significance of this educational component in fostering a well-rounded curriculum and to celebrate the positive impact of speech and debate on students' personal and academic growth.