The resolution honors Dr. Frazier O'Leary for his extensive contributions to education and advocacy in Ward 4 and the District of Columbia. Dr. O'Leary, who has a distinguished academic background, began his teaching career in 1971 and dedicated 40 years to D.C. Public Schools, where he was recognized as Teacher of the Year multiple times. He also made significant contributions as a coach, leading championship-winning teams and earning accolades such as the Urban Coalition Coach of the Year and induction into the D.C. Coaches Hall of Fame. In addition to his teaching, Dr. O'Leary served as the Ward 4 representative on the D.C. State Board of Education for six years, where he focused on equitable investment in schools and teacher development.

The resolution further highlights Dr. O'Leary's philanthropic efforts, including founding Mrs. O'Leary's Books4Friends, through which he has delivered over 60,000 books to local elementary schools. His commitment to supporting students in need is evident through his distribution of essential supplies like bookbags, hats, and gloves. The Council of the District of Columbia recognizes Dr. O'Leary's lifetime of service and dedication to creating safe, healthy, and equitable educational environments, and the resolution takes effect immediately.