Four-Year Commitment Leads Mock Trial Team to Regional Success

by Staffers

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Years of dedication and commitment were recognized as several students were honored for their long-standing involvement in the school’s Mock Trial program. Mock Trial, which challenges students to think critically, speak confidently, and understand the legal system, has been a consistent space for growth for those who have remained committed over the years.

 

This year, four students stood out for participating in the program for four years or more, showing not only consistency but a strong dedication to developing their skills both inside and outside the classroom.

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The students recognized for their commitment include Sontez Barnes, Yaremi Canas-Pariban, Noah Henley, and Uchechukwu Nibo, all representing Morrow High School. Their continued involvement reflects countless hours of preparation, practice, and teamwork as they worked through cases, built arguments, and competed alongside their peers.

 

Their efforts not only strengthened the program but also contributed to the team’s success, as they advanced to the regional competition. Their legacy sets a strong example for future participants, highlighting what dedication, discipline, and teamwork can accomplish.

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