Part of the human formation offered at Everest is the annual forensics public speaking event. Being an effective public speaker gives an individual the ability to make a difference in his or her occupation, in the greater community, and in the world. Effective public speaking is influence, and influence is leadership.
All Everest Academy students participate in forensics through the in class presentations. Students in first through fifth grade who received a superior rating during their in-class presentation participated in the final forensics exhibition on Thursday, October 18. Students in middle school who received a superior rating advanced to the final competition. Congratulations to all participants in the final events!
Elementary participants
1A-Mrs. Fazzoni
- Magnolia Heasley
- Drake Navarro
- Charlotte Stacey
- Gianna Wolschleger
2A-Mrs. Keusch
- Vincent Mirjah
- Alejandro Gonzalvo
- Max Schlaud
2B-Miss Wildrick
- Allison Ivory
- Victor Cronin
- Sophie Werner
- Rachel Luginski
- Max Iyer
- Michael Foskett
3G-Mrs. DePorre
- Aurora Gonzalvo
- Sofia Arinez
- Mary Groves
- Carrie Walker
3B-Mrs. Ohlinger
- Joseph Moran
- Robert Schramek
- Nicholas Jeggle
4G-Mrs. Duhaime
- Avi Cronin
- Giselle Wolschleger
- Hannah Megala
- Elena Nieman
4B-Mr. Mitchell
- Brandon Thomas
- Matthew Ivory
- Mauricio Ramirez
- Jihno Fantin
5B-Mr. Sapienza
- Cameron Tong
- Luca Gjonaj
- Jake Marshall
5G-Mrs. Nielson
- Zoe Abraham
- Madelyn Gulda
- Lilly Hamilton
- Louise Neme
Middle School
Girls
1st Amelia Shripka
2nd Erin Carr
3rd Mercedes Arinez
Boys
1st Luke Walker
2nd Demarco Valentino
3rd Mariano Alatorre
