H.R. No. 864 is a resolution commemorating the 100th anniversary of Victoria College, which will be celebrated in 2025. The resolution highlights the college's origins in February 1925 when it was established as Victoria Junior College, an extension of Patti Welder High School, with its first classes held in September of that year. Over the decades, the college has expanded significantly, moving to its current location in 1949 and undergoing numerous developments, including the addition of various facilities and programs that now serve over 7,000 students annually. The college is dedicated to providing affordable, high-quality education and has become a vital part of the community, with a significant percentage of graduates remaining in the area.

The resolution expresses the Texas House of Representatives' recognition of Victoria College's contributions to educational attainment, economic growth, and cultural enrichment in the community. It acknowledges the college's commitment to workforce training and its role in preparing students for high-demand careers. The resolution concludes with best wishes for the future of the institution and directs that an official copy be prepared as a token of esteem from the Texas House of Representatives.