Senate Joint Resolution 569, sponsored by Massey, celebrates George Washington's birthday on February 22, recognizing his significant contributions as the "Father of our Country." The resolution highlights Washington's leadership as Commander in Chief of the Continental Army, his commitment to civilian rule, and his role in establishing the U.S. Constitution. It also acknowledges his presidency, where he set enduring values such as religious freedom and the peaceful transfer of power, and notes his decision to free his slaves upon his death, reflecting the principles of the American republic.

The resolution calls for the annual celebration of Washington's birthday on February 22, 2026, and emphasizes the importance of his legacy for future generations. It also mentions Mount Vernon, Washington's estate, as a resource for Tennessee teachers to learn about his life and contributions. The resolution concludes with a directive for an appropriate copy to be prepared for presentation.