This House resolution remembers the Columbine High School shooting of April 20, 1999. It notes 13 people were killed (12 students and 1 teacher) and 24 were injured. The resolution honors the victims, survivors, and their families. It also marks the 10th anniversary of the Columbine Day of Service and recognizes community service as a way the Columbine community and others rebuild after tragedy. The text says the Day of Service grew into a global movement and cites participation from 6 States and 10 countries in 2024 with over 60 projects and about 1,600 participants. The resolution also notes Colorado recognizes April 20 as a Day of Recommitment and it urges continued service and remembrance.
The resolution, introduced April 20, 2026 by Representatives Jason Crow, Diana DeGette, Joe Neguse, and Brittany Pettersen and referred to the House Committee on Education and Workforce, expresses the House's views listed in the text. It asks communities and individuals to remember the victims, to commit to acts of gratitude, and to take part in the Columbine Day of Service each year.
No publicly available information.
Supporters say the resolution honors those killed and injured, recognizes the work of students, staff, alumni, first responders, and community members, and highlights community service as a tool for healing. The text frames the Columbine Day of Service as a celebration of resilience and a global movement toward kindness and community building.
No publicly available information.