First Place
Nick Catino and Eric Diaz (Madison Elementary)
Second Place
Roland Farrell and Peter Whidden (Lincoln)
Third Place
Mariah Zavala and Abigail Ferguson (Lincoln)
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RESOLVED
2010: Students, not on an Individual Education Plan, in Washington state, that do not meet the standards on the MSP or HSPE, should be retained.
Washington State should move to a four day school week (with extended hours to make up for the lost day).
1st Place: Brooke Stroosma and Annie Strom (Lincoln)
2nd Place: Elyse Lankford and Ebony Lee (Centennial)
3rd Place: Peri Kirkpatrick and Juan Carlos Nolazco (Madison)
4th Place: Casey Goodwin and Aidyn Peace (Lincoln)
5th Place: Katie Arthur and Alli Long (Lincoln)
6th Place: Elise DeAlmeida and Emily Ronhaar (Lincoln)
7th Place: Hannah Levine and Renee Larson (Lincoln)
2008:
Public Schools in the United States should be segregated by gender.
1st Place: Nick Catino and Eric Diaz (Madison Elementary)
2nd Place: Roland Farrell and Peter Whidden (Lincoln)
3rd Place: Mariah Zavala and Abigail Ferguson (Lincoln)
2007
“Public schools in the United States should require students to wear school uniforms.”
1st place: Roland Farrell and Peter Whidden (Lincoln)
2nd place: Jeffrey Levine and Adam Gelatt (Lincoln)
3rd place: Francesca Ragusa and Molly Stroosma (Lincoln)
2006
“The 50 states should issue driver’s licenses only to people 18 years of age or older.”
1st place: Jeffrey Levine and Adam Gelatt (Lincoln)
2nd place:
3rd place:
2005
"Public schools in the United States should be segregated by gender."
1st place:
2nd place:
3rd place:
2004
"Wild animals should not be kept in captivity."
1st place:
2nd place:
3rd place:
2003
"Public schools in the United States should require school uniforms."
2002
"The United States should allocate 80% of its energy budget to the development of alternative energy."
2001
"The United States government should establish the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge as a protected wilderness site (e.g. no oil exploration or drilling)."
2000
This was before my time. Does anyone remember???
How many sheets does your team have finished altogether?
Debate June 3, 2010 @ New Main (3 to 8:30)
Remember to:
Bring healthy snacks to share
Bring permission slip and $5 (for dinner)
Dress up
Bring healthy snacks to share
Bring permission slip and $5 (for dinner)
Dress up
Posts
Debate Teams 2010
Stephanie Ramos and Zoe Whidden
Annie Strom and Rachel Kirkpatrick
Olivia Farrell and Ariel Pantoja
Emily Gard and Elli Sanchez
Joey Baladez and Amanda Kiehn
Molly Wilson and Jessica Painter
Hannah Levine and Renee Larson
Vladimir Flores and Estefania Vasquez
Lincoln Douglas and Quinn Estep
Gabe Walker and Tyler Gelatt
Annie Strom and Rachel Kirkpatrick
Olivia Farrell and Ariel Pantoja
Emily Gard and Elli Sanchez
Joey Baladez and Amanda Kiehn
Molly Wilson and Jessica Painter
Hannah Levine and Renee Larson
Vladimir Flores and Estefania Vasquez
Lincoln Douglas and Quinn Estep
Gabe Walker and Tyler Gelatt
Gillian Walker and Joseph Renault
Homework
- Due 4/19 Sheets on the IEP, the No Child Left Behind and RCW 28A.655.061 and sheets on at least 3 articles
- Due 4/26 Sheets finished on at least 10 articles (including those already finished)
Blog Archive
Debate Links (Single Gender)
- Proof of Academic Achievement (from Casey)
- Supreme Court Cases (from Alexandria)
- Great link for affirmative and the law!!
- Another good site from Casey
- Pros and Cons (Posted by Casey)
- Hoover Institution: The Case for Single Sex Schools
- The Atlantic: The Trouble with Single Sex Schools
- Cornell news: Single Sex Schools (from Susie)
- Single-sex schools plan dropped in Georgia
- The Case for Single-Sex Schools
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