The bill, H. 5731, is a House Resolution recognizing and honoring Dr. Shirrie B. Miller for her retirement after over forty years of dedicated service in public education, particularly within the Sumter Public School System. The resolution highlights her significant contributions as an educator and administrator, including her historic role as the first African American woman to serve as principal of the Sumter Career and Technology Center. Dr. Miller's academic achievements, including multiple degrees in education and leadership, reflect her commitment to empowering students and fostering future leaders.

Additionally, the resolution acknowledges Dr. Miller's extensive involvement in community service and her leadership within Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, where she has held various positions and inspired others to join the organization. Her legacy is characterized by excellence, service, and a dedication to mentoring young women. The South Carolina House of Representatives expresses gratitude for her contributions and wishes her continued success and happiness in her retirement. A copy of the resolution will be presented to Dr. Miller as a token of appreciation.