Junior States of America
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    What We Do:
    Thought talks and open discussions on current issues

    Past discussion topics included:

    Virtual School

    Abortion rights

    Gun rights

    Presidential debates

    International issues

    Politics

    Blue Doritos vs. Red Doritos

     

    Debate prep work sessions

    Collaborative discussion in small groups

    Past Debate Topics include:

    School Shootings

    Gun restrictions/regulations (2nd Amendment)

    The Electoral College

    Death Penalty

    Immigration Policy

    Vaping

    The Border Wall

    Tea vs. Coffee

     

    School-wide initiatives such as the Fight Apathy Campaign

     
    Mission Statement
    The Junior State of America (JSA) was created by and for young people interested in what happens around them - from politics, to how government works, and contributing to their community. Since its founding in 1934, JSA has served as a place where students build leadership skills, learn civil debate, and strengthen their engagement through volunteering and activism. More than 500,000 students have graduated high school as more active, informed members of their community as a result of their participation in JSA.

  • CONTACT

    Mr. Kubiak

    kkubiak@wayneschools.com

     

    Meetings are held during Unit Lunch on Day 3 of the rotation in Room 242

    Google Classroom Code: mg3syom