The resolution honors the Tahoma High School We the People team for their exceptional achievements in civic education, particularly their recent victory at the state We the People competition, marking the school's 16th consecutive state championship and 27th in the last 29 years. The team, coached by the esteemed Gretchen Wulfing, will represent Washington state at the national finals in Washington, D.C., aiming to improve upon their top five finish from the previous year. The resolution highlights the importance of the We the People program in fostering civic engagement and knowledge among students, noting that participants tend to demonstrate higher rates of voter registration and community involvement.

Furthermore, the resolution recognizes the individual members of the Tahoma High School We the People team as "Warriors of the Constitution" and expresses the Senate's respect for their commitment to excellence in civic education. It calls for copies of the resolution to be sent to the team members, their coach, and the school principal to acknowledge their achievements and contributions to promoting democratic ideals and civic responsibility.