In 1944, the G.I. Bill was created to help soldiers who fought in World War II by giving them money for school and home loans. Now, 80 years later, people are encouraged to celebrate all the good things this bill has done to help them learn and live better lives.

S. RES. 664 is like giving a big high-five to over 1,000 special schools called community colleges in the U.S. for helping people learn new skills and get jobs, which makes the country better. It doesn't say what exactly will happen, but it's a way to say "thank you" to these schools in April.

The bill is about making sure everyone who wants a job can get one by having the government provide jobs at a good pay rate, around $25 an hour, and with nice benefits like vacation time. This idea aims to help people earn money fairly and make sure no one is out of work, but it doesn’t say exactly how the money for these jobs will be organized or if it will work perfectly.