Students rise to the top in their AP Government election

Similar to real life, AP Gov students prepared and conquered in a mock presidential election.

Makenna Gough and her party celebrate their well earned win

Story by Maricruz Reyes, Centerspread Co-Editor
April 12, 2019

  The Banana Party? The Green Communist Party? The Full Send Party? The annual AP Government presidential elections have officially arrived! In these government classes, students are given the opportunity to host their own political party—this includes creating their own party platform and agenda. In order for a party to function, there must be active roles which include: a candidate, campaign manager, media consultant, loyal party volunteer, and a political strategist. By the end of their preparations, each class will announce their next class president.

 

President of 6th Period AP Government, Rohan Rao supports all citizens, regardless of if they have a home.

However, as a democracy should be, there could only be one elected president per period.

Congratulations to our victorious presidents!

Mr. Miller

Cameron Parker for the Posterity Party

Richard Pena for the Pig Party

Reece Lott for the Mountain Party

 

                               

Mrs. Miller

 Harry Potter for the Fire Bird Party

Harry Potter achieves a majority win with a tasty incentive.

Jaycob Lopez for the Dude Party

Makenna Gough for the Sugar and Spice Party

Rohan Rao for the Banana Republic Party