House Resolution No. [insert number] commends Homer High School on its 125th anniversary, celebrating its long-standing history as the flagship secondary educational institution in Claiborne Parish since its establishment in 1900. Initially serving 150 students with six teachers, the school has evolved significantly over the years, achieving notable milestones such as being one of the first schools in Louisiana to have graduates accredited to colleges without an exam. The resolution highlights the school's rich history, including its first diplomas awarded in 1902, the completion of its current building in 1928, and the tradition of displaying senior photos since 1927.

The resolution also recognizes Homer High School's achievements in academics, athletics, and the arts, including four state football championships, a state baseball title in 1979, and numerous accolades in various competitions. It acknowledges the contributions of notable alumni and faculty, such as Dr. Charlie Roberts, and the school's Future Business Leaders of America program, which has gained state and national recognition. The House of Representatives expresses its appreciation for the school's enduring impact on education in Louisiana and commends its administrators, teachers, staff, and students for their continued excellence.