The House concurrent resolution No. R-143 celebrates the 50th anniversary of Oak Meadow, a homeschool curriculum developer and distance learning school founded in 1975 by Lawrence and Bonnie Williams in California. The resolution highlights Oak Meadow's evolution, including its relocation to Vermont in 1996 and its accreditation by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges in 2015 as a distance learning institution. The curriculum is utilized by various educational programs across the United States and internationally, demonstrating Oak Meadow's commitment to providing quality education and support to diverse learners.

The resolution acknowledges the legacy of co-founder Lawrence Williams, who emphasized the importance of nurturing relationships in the learning process, and notes the continued leadership of his children, Chloe and Skye Lee, following his passing in 2021. As Oak Meadow prepares to celebrate its milestone anniversary on June 1, 2025, the resolution expresses gratitude for the dedication of its faculty, staff, and the impact it has had on students and families over the years. The General Assembly extends its congratulations and best wishes for the future, directing the Secretary of State to send a copy of the resolution to Oak Meadow.