HOUSE H009-Law Delegation: Birmingham – Mountain Brook Author(s): Kathryne Letzer Title: To Establish a State Study of Appropriate School Hours for Alabama Public Schools H083-Law Delegation: Montgomery – Montgomery Academy Author(s): Henry Hamlett Title: To Reform Teacher Tenure in Alabama H097-Law Delegation: Montgomery – Montgomery Academy Author(s): Annabel Roth Title: Police and Public Protection Act … [Read More]
House Pro Temp: Why I’m The Best Candidate
House Pro Temp Olivia Pride 15 Spain Park High School 10th Hoover, Alabama Kimberly E. Pride I feel I am the best candidate for the position of House Pro-Temp because I have the experience. I served as First Year Pro-Temp and as a judge at this past Judicial. I also feel I am the best … [Read More]
Speaker of the house: why i’m the best candidate
Speaker of the House T Diebel Age: 17 School: Saint James City: Montgomery Parents Names: Chuck and Bess Diebel I am the best candidate for Speaker of the House because I know what people want out of a Speaker. I have been in this program for three years now and I have heard the complaints … [Read More]
Senate Pro Temp: Why I’m The Best Candidate
Senate Pro Temp Sean B. Baxter 16 years old St. Paul’s Episcopal School 11th grade Mobile, AL John D. Baxter and Elaine H. Baxter I believe I am the best candidate because I am very passionate and enthusiastic about the activities I take part in. Youth in Government has been a very strong passion … [Read More]
Lieutenant Governor: Why I’m the Best Candidate
Lieutenant Governor Skandan Ananthasekar AGE: 16 SCHOOL: St. Paul’s Episcopal School GRADE: 11th CITY: Mobile PARENT(S) NAME(S): Kalpana Ananthasekar and Ponnambalam Ananthasekar I am the best candidate for Lieutenant Governor because I truly believe in servant leadership. I have loved the Youth in Government program and especially Youth Legislature ever since eight grade … [Read More]
Connect, raise your placard and let your voice be heard, governor says
By Noah McNelley 2016 Youth Governor Welcome to Alabama’s 68th Youth Legislature! I ran for youth governor with the goal to inspire. I wanted to see change. I wanted to connect with people in the age of disconnection. I wanted people to understand that this privilege should not be wasted. Delegates, this weekend we, as … [Read More]
Youth Gov. Noah McNelley reveals the eight pillars for the 2016 session
8. Drugs Rehabilitation of non-violent criminals Strengthen penalties for drug-related crimes 7. Civil Rights & Liberties The base of the Statue of Liberty reads, “Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,” and it should be the goal of the Alabama government to protect the civil liberties of its citizens. … [Read More]
Get to know the youth justices
Name: Betsy Byrne Grade: Senior School: Trinity Presbyterian School, Montgomery Years in Judicial: Three Previous roles in Judicial: Served as the captain of my trial team, a judge last year and was re-elected as a judge this year. Years in Youth in Government: Three YIG positions and programs: Elected as a Supreme Court Justice at … [Read More]
Youth chief justice candidates talk about their plans
By Britt Johnsen and Anna Claire Bullard Tomorrow Today staff writers VOTING OPENS AT 9 PM The two candidates for the 2016 chief justice position addressed the full conference Saturday evening. Here’s a synopsis of what they had to say: Talya Whyte Judge Whyte reminded everyone to be friendly, because in the long run you … [Read More]
2015 Tomorrow Today Youth Judicial Editions
Monday, Nov. 9, 2015, First Front (3a) Monday, Nov. 9, 2015, Second Front (3b) Saturday, Nov. 7, 2015, Evening Edition Saturday, Nov. 7, 2015, Afternoon Edition
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