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Congratulations To Charlotte High, 20th Judicial Court Mock Trial Champions

The 22nd annual Twentieth Judicial Court High School Mock Trial Competition was held virtually on Friday-Saturday, March 26-27, 2021.

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Art in the Capitol Contest Winner

Congratulations to Nayla Paul, 8th grader at L.A. Ainger Middle

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Charlotte High Senior Starts Project to Help People in Need

Theodore Kiselev is a Charlotte High School senior who wants to help people who are struggling in the community

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Port Charlotte High School Cambridge AICE Program Success

The answer to how successful the on-boarding of a first-year high stakes collegiate assessment program can be has been answered

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Congratulations Charlotte County Technology Students

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Congratulations to Florida Southwestern Collegiate High School! Twentieth Judicial Court High School Mock Trial Competition Runner Up.

The Twentieth Judicial Court High School Mock Trial Competition was held Friday, February 21 and Saturday, February 23, 2020, at the Lee County Court House.

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PCHS Model UN Academic Team wins First Place Best Small Delegation

The PCHS Model United Nations Academic Team won a First Place Best Small Delegation Award at the prestigious University Of Virginia conference

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Congratulations to Luke Woithe, DAR essay contest winner!

The Hickory Bluff Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) sponsors an annual American History Essay Contest

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Congratulations PCHS Model United Nations Academic Team!

This past week the PCHS Model UN Academic Team traveled to Boston to compete in Boston University's International MUN Conference

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Charlotte High Takes 1st at 20th Judicial Circuit Mock Trial Competition

Congratulations to Charlotte High

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