Woodie Pugh, honored

This is a ceremonial resolution (HR 103), not a substantive bill. It formally honors Woodie Pugh for his decades of service in education and public life in Alabama, specifically recognizing his roles as Clarke County's first Black Superintendent of Education and his 30-year career in schools. The resolution expresses "highest commendation and deepest gratitude" for his contributions but contains no policy changes or binding obligations. It directly affects only Woodie Pugh, who will receive a copy as a token of appreciation.