Forensic tournament director Linda Raner is searching for 30 judges for their January 30 forensic tournament.
Three hundred students from 15 schools will compete in approximately 11 different acting events.
The host school of any forensic tournament also recruits the judging pool.The forensics team must find a total of 54 judges for the tournament.
Potential judges must be high school graduates, but no additional experience is required. During each round, judges will be expected to listen to six to eight students, rank them and comment on how the students can improve. Volunteers do not have to judge all three rounds.
If you are interested in helping the team, click here. Download the “judge sign up sheet” and send to Raner as soon as possible. Questions can be sent to Raner at nwraner@smsd.org
![Junior Venti Neaderhiser and senior Dylan Paflas work on their robot March 21 in Room C. The robotics team worked on their robot, Fred, to prepare for the FRC Worlds competition. “I was working with the bumpers on our robot that protect [the] frame [for] when we hit or bump into something,” Neaderhiseri said. “We have put a lot of work into building and coding the robot and have run into many difficulties but we have overcome every issue.” photo by Jack Pischke](https://smnw.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/JPischkeRoboticsteam-7-1-1200x795.jpg)
