hold on there's just too much going on in Congress lmao...
Senate resolution supporting Catholic Schools Week.
Sen. Schmitt (R-MO) and Sen. Kaine (D-VA).
Agreed to by the Senate.
This is a Senate-only resolution that expresses support for Catholic schools in the U.S. and recognizes National Catholic Schools Week. It was introduced by Senator Eric Schmitt, a Republican from Missouri, and Senator Tim Kaine, a Democrat from Virginia. It has been agreed to by the Senate, meaning it passed and represents the Senate's official stance, but it does not become a law.
Introduced Jan 29, 2026
This resolution has been introduced and agreed to by the Senate. It is a Senate-only resolution, meaning it does not need to pass the House of Representatives or be signed by the President to take effect. It has completed its journey and expresses the sentiment of the Senate, but it does not create new law.
As a resolution, this measure does not change any existing laws, create new programs, or allocate funding. Its impact is primarily symbolic. It serves as an official statement from the U.S. Senate, acknowledging and expressing support for the contributions of Catholic schools across the country and the annual National Catholic Schools Week.
Supporters Say
Senators support Catholic schools for their academic excellence, diverse student body, and emphasis on moral values and community service.
Critics Say
No specific opposition was recorded for this symbolic resolution.
Resolutions like this, which celebrate an event or recognize a group's contributions, are generally non-controversial and often pass with broad support. The bill text indicates it was 'agreed to' by the Senate, suggesting it passed without significant opposition. Supporters emphasize the positive role Catholic schools play in education and character development for students from various backgrounds.