The House Resolution commends Wayne Warner for his remarkable achievement of serving as the principal of Chalmette High School for fifty years, making him the longest-tenured high school principal in the United States. Throughout his tenure, Principal Warner has demonstrated exceptional leadership qualities, guiding the school through significant historical events and challenges, including the aftermath of the Vietnam War, desegregation, the September 11th attacks, Hurricane Katrina, and the COVID-19 pandemic. His dedication and commitment have earned him the respect and admiration of students, faculty, and the broader community.

The resolution expresses the Louisiana House of Representatives' appreciation for Principal Warner's service and contributions to education, recognizing his strength, patience, and love in leading Chalmette High School. It concludes with well wishes for his continued success in future endeavors, highlighting the impact he has made over his extensive career.