3rd-5th Forensics Exhibition

Public speaking is an important skill developed across a child's years at Everest. In the lower school, forensics begins in class in K-2 grades, with practice in memorization and confidence. When students reach 3-5 grades, make a choice from a selection of poems and make a formal, graded presentation. The top three presenters from each classrooms advance to a final exhibition before parents and peers.

In subsequent years, students will make their own selections and have a competition. By the time they reach high school, students will be presenting lengthy pieces from famous authors, speeches, and works of literature. The rest is that by the time students graduate, they have developed skills in memorization, verbal expression, personal presentation, and public speaking, helping them to be Catholic Christian leaders.

Congratulations to this year's 3rd-5th grade exhibition participants:

Third Grade: Charlie Webster, Quinn Lundberg, Nora Marsh, Philamena Ariganello, Lorraine Villarreal, Abigail Mick

Fourth Grade: Julia Flynn, Troy Szasz, Margaret Green, Madeline McGrath, Zélie Ponce

Fifth Grade: Maxwell Leahy, Nicholas Mansour, Elizabeth Mileski, Trenton Yorke, Lucia Pruchnicki

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