House Joint Resolution 1360, sponsored by Representative Fritts, honors Harriman High School in Roane County for receiving the Secretary of State's Anne Dallas Dudley Gold Level Award. This prestigious recognition was granted to the school for successfully registering 100 percent of its eligible students aged eighteen and older to vote, a significant achievement that highlights the school's commitment to civic engagement. The initiative, launched by the Secretary of State's office, aims to promote voter registration among high school students across Tennessee, with Harriman High School being one of only thirty-two schools in the state to achieve this milestone.

The resolution commends the efforts of Deb Stout, a U.S. History and Government teacher at the school, who facilitated the voter registration process by collaborating with the Roane County Election Commission. The award is named after Anne Dallas Dudley, a prominent Tennessee suffragist who played a crucial role in the ratification of the 19th Amendment, granting women the right to vote. The resolution expresses pride in the school's achievement and extends best wishes for continued success to the administration, faculty, staff, students, and parents involved in this commendable effort.