House Resolution No. by Fett and others honors the Phoenix Declaration, emphasizing the vital role of parents as primary educators and their right to choose educational environments that align with their values and meet their children's individual needs. The resolution asserts that schools should collaborate with parents rather than replace them, ensuring transparency about educational content and student performance. It advocates for an education grounded in objective truth, the transmission of cultural heritage, and the cultivation of character and civic virtues necessary for self-governance.

The resolution further stresses the importance of a rigorous curriculum focused on foundational subjects, accountability for student behavior, and the development of a patriotic citizenry. It calls for respect for civic rituals and a comprehensive understanding of America's founding principles, encouraging students to learn both the merits and shortcomings of the nation. Ultimately, the House of Representatives expresses its support for the principles outlined in the Phoenix Declaration as a guide for families, schools, and policymakers to empower families, advance educational excellence, and uphold the foundational principles of the constitutional republic.