Summary: The Rhode Island Senate has introduced a resolution to officially recognize March 14th as a day to commemorate the history and significance of the mathematical constant pi (π). This resolution highlights the historical contributions of various mathematicians, including Archimedes and Leonhard Euler, and emphasizes the ongoing pursuit of precision in calculating pi through various methods. The celebration of Pi Day on March 14th, which corresponds to the first three digits of pi (3.14), has become a global tradition that promotes appreciation for mathematics, science, and education. The resolution encourages educational institutions, community organizations, and individuals to engage in activities that foster understanding and appreciation of mathematics on this day. It also calls for citizens to reflect on the contributions of mathematicians throughout history in advancing knowledge of this fundamental constant. The resolution concludes by directing the Secretary of State to transmit a certified copy to the President of the Rhode Island Mathematics Teachers Association.