HRA Middle School student serves with the House of Delegates in Richmond
HRA’s eighth grade student Sara Tiller was recently accepted to both the Virginia Senate Page Leadership Program and to the Virginia House of Delegates Page Program. She is currently serving with the House of Delegates in Richmond, Virginia.
Students who receive admission to these programs carry on the tradition of page service in the state legislature while fulfilling requirements in a professional development track comprised of speakers, site visits and classroom-like instruction.
The mission of the program is to facilitate a structured environment in which young Virginians embrace responsibility and accountability, develop professional characteristics through strict standards of conduct and engage in the legislative process through work, observation and discussion.
Each year the Speaker of the House of Delegates appoints 13 and 14 year-olds from across the Commonwealth to serve as House pages during the regular session of the General Assembly. These young people assist the members of the House of Delegates, the House Clerk's staff, and other legislative staff in the daily duties required for the successful operation of the House of Delegates during the session.
The mission of the program is to facilitate a structured environment in which young Virginians embrace responsibility and accountability, develop professional characteristics through strict standards of conduct and engage in the legislative process through work, observation and discussion.
Each year the Speaker of the House of Delegates appoints 13 and 14 year-olds from across the Commonwealth to serve as House pages during the regular session of the General Assembly. These young people assist the members of the House of Delegates, the House Clerk's staff, and other legislative staff in the daily duties required for the successful operation of the House of Delegates during the session.
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