We the People High School Constitutional Competition
2022 National Competition Results
Congratulations to Grant High School for their 6th place overall finish at the national competition, and to Central Catholic High School for winning their division.
You can view the full results as well as the awards presentation video at the Center for Civic Education website.
Oregon We the People State Competition
Thank you to everyone who helped make the competition day great on February 5, 2022! Teachers, coaches, volunteer judges and facilitators, team supporters, Classroom Law Project staff and Board members, but most of all – thank you to the student teams for your time, hard work, and dedication. You are all indeed the leaders of tomorrow!
2021-22 State Competition Results
John Lewis Award
Parkrose High School, Portland – Teacher: Richard English
Wild Card
Central Catholic High School, Portland – Teacher: Geoffrey Stuckart
State Champions
Grant High School, Portland – Teacher: Angela DiPasquale
The We the People National Finals Tournament will take place virtually April 22-26, 2022. The National Finals Hearing Questions are available HERE.
2021-22 Regional Competition Results
Unit Award Winners
State Finalists (in alphabetical order)
2021-22 WTP State Hearing Questions
2021-22 Season Calendar
September 18, 2021 – Teacher / Coach Workshop; Regional Competition registration opens
November 19, 2021 – Regional Competition registration Closes
January 22, 2022 – We the People Regional Tournament
February 5, 2022 – We the People State Tournament
April 22-26, 2022 – We the People National Tournament (VIRTUAL)
Additional Resources: The Center for Civic Ed is offering ongoing resources and information for We the People curriculum and hearings. Check out their interactive We the People digital text, which can be very useful if you are teaching remotely this year.
Helpful links for Teachers, Classes, & Teams:
- WTP Program – Basic Guide & Tips
- Past National Middle School Hearing Questions
- Past National High School Hearing Questions
- Past State High School Hearing questions