On Fri, Nov 18, this year's We The People class will be competing in their annual district competition. Students in this class are divided up into groups of three and each group spends the semester learning...
During the competition the students are broken up into six units and each unit is expected to prepare a four minute statement for the three questions the state judges give them. The students have no idea what the questions will be.
The class of 22 seniors focuses on the U.S. Constitution and prepares students for the competitive hearings. The students began preparing for the hearings in September, near the beginning of the school year.
We the People, a class at Howell High School that studies constitutional law and takes their knowledge to competitions at local, state and potentially national levels, has their second hearing on Friday, January 9. The class, led by teacher Mrs. Kristie Shantry, will go to Michigan’s capital to compete in their state competition.
By Editor-in-Chief: Rachel Cichon
Shantry is the law, this is the motto of the We the People class of Howell High School. With only 21 students in the class, it isn’t that well known around the school. It is taught by Ms. Kristine Shantry...
By Social Media Editor: Cassie Bondie
With a preceding class of students that won state competitions, moved forward to nationals, and even found themselves placing in an intense series of legal debates...
By Staff Writer: Rachel Cichon
We the People is a class offered at Howell High School in which students study constitutional law and take their knowledge to competitions. The class takes an intense amount...
Cassie Bondie, Social Media Editor
• November 10, 2013
By Social Media Editor: Cassie Bondie
Howell High School’s “We The People” class is back from their previous wins as a new group and is already looking for practice opportunities to prepare them...
