By Ella Gant, Spain Park High School Tomorrow-Today Staff Writer Before Micah Breland’s days as a Spain Park High School student, he was a Berry Middle School student. It was there he met AnnMarie McDaniel, this year’s youth governor, a senior at Hoover High School. “We were both selected as anchors for our broadcast team in … [Read More]
Meet Our 2025 House Officers
By Gracie Everly, Spain Park High School Tomorrow-TODAY Staff Writer Isabella Shin, a senior at Montgomery Catholic, is thrilled to reconnect with friends from all over the state and to serve as Speaker of the House. Her role entails presiding over the House chamber and ensuring the debate runs smoothly. This is Shin’s fourth year … [Read More]
“Your voice is enough. Your choices matter. You have the power to influence, speak, lead,’ Youth Gov. AnnMarie McDaniel says
Good morning, delegates! I’m Governor AnnMarie McDaniel, and I want to personally welcome each and every one of you to the 76th Alabama Youth Legislature Conference! I’m beyond excited to be here with all of you, and I hope you are too! To kick things off, let’s get a little energy in the room. Where … [Read More]
Youth Gov. AnnMarie McDaniel’s Cabinet and staff meets with Gov. Kay Ivey’s Cabinet and staff
By Clara McShane, Spain Park High School Tomorrow-Today Staff Writer Thursday, the day before the opening of the 76th Alabama Youth Legislature Conference, Youth Gov. AnnMarie McDaniel’s Cabinet met with their real-life governmental counterparts. I love pouring into the students … I’m excited that this event is happening, and it’s just a great opportunity for them. … [Read More]
Special Order Calendars Set for First Day of 2025 Alabama YMCA Youth Legislature
SPECIAL ORDER CALENDARS Friday, Feb. 28, 2025 These bills have been selected by the leadership to be debated first in their Chamber. Debate will begin on these bills when chambers convene Friday. SENATE SPECIAL ORDER* SB38 Protecting Alabama’s Children Act of 2025, a bill to create a model program for grades four to 12 with … [Read More]
Best bills and signed bills for the 2024 session of the Alabama YMCA Youth Legislature
Best Bills Committees of independent judges with expertise in bill writing chose these bills as the best of the 2024 Youth Legislature session. Best bills do not have to pass in chamber to be considered for the award: SB24 by Anna Beth Frazier, Spain Park High School, Hoover — Giving Them Their Right! — Amendment … [Read More]
2024 delegates and alternates to the YMCA Youth Conference on National Affairs
Between Friday, June 28, and Friday, July 5, 25 Alabama young people will take part in the 56th Annual YMCA Youth Conference on National Affairs at the Blue Ridge Assembly in Black Mountain, N.C. If those chosen to attend as delegates are unable to go, the alternates will be given the chance to be a … [Read More]
2025 Youth Legislature officers take the oath of office
The governor and officers for the 2025 Alabama YMCA Youth Legislature were sworn into office Feb. 25, 2024. These elected officials will work for the next year to plan and lead the 2025 session. Gov. AnnMarie McDaniel, Hoover High School Lt. Gov. Julia Daigle, Spain Park High School, Hoover Senate Pro Temp Tyra Davis, Ramsay … [Read More]
2024 First Year Outstanding Participants
These First Year Youth Legislature participants were recognized Feb. 25, 2024, as the outstanding First Year delegates: Anna Kate Wells. Northside Methodist Academy, Dothan Owen Jones, The Montgomery Academy Will Long, Mountain Brook High School Auston Parks, Spain Park High School, Hoover Farrah Lane, Bayside Academy, Daphne Caleb Johnston, LAMP High School, Montgomery Hope Hadder, … [Read More]
Media staff highlights debate from first day of the 2024 Youth Legislature
Tomorrow-Today Staff Report A Day in the Senate By Brooklynn Ruffin and Jordan Graves SB11 Chemical Castration for Sex Offenders Bill Author: Abigail Schoensiegel Senator Schoensiegel’s bill concerns the mental effects of potential and actual rape victims in the state of Alabama. “If 13% of American women have been raped and 31% of rape victims … [Read More]
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