Cabrillo High Celebrates Law Week
Cabrillo students learn about careers in law and participate in Teen Court.
Long Beach, CA, April 11, 2014 --(PR.com)-- The Cabrillo Academy of Law and Justice is pleased to announced that the high school will be observing its third annual Law Week Celebration. This event started out as a one afternoon observance of Law Day back in 2012. It has since grown to a week long celebration. This years festivities will take place from April 28th to May 1st at Cabrillo High.
This year’s theme is “Voting, the Importance of the Ballot”. The focus will be on the importance of voting in a democratic society. The goal is for students to understand the value of participating in the electoral process.
Events include Dress for Success, Law through Art/ Spoken Word Performances, Teen Court, and Careers in Law Workshops. Cabrillo invites the public to join the school in celebration of Law week and support the efforts of students and staff.
About Law Day
Law Day is an annual event, which was originally conceived in 1957 when American Bar Association President Charles Rhynes envisioned a special national day to mark our commitment to the rule of law. The following year, President Dwight D. Eisenhower established the first Law Day. Law Day was made official in 1961 when Congress issued a joint resolution designating May 1 as the official date for celebrating Law Day.
For further information, contact Barbara Doten at 562 951--7757, Tom Valdez 562 951- 7754, or Matt Brown 562-951--7712
This year’s theme is “Voting, the Importance of the Ballot”. The focus will be on the importance of voting in a democratic society. The goal is for students to understand the value of participating in the electoral process.
Events include Dress for Success, Law through Art/ Spoken Word Performances, Teen Court, and Careers in Law Workshops. Cabrillo invites the public to join the school in celebration of Law week and support the efforts of students and staff.
About Law Day
Law Day is an annual event, which was originally conceived in 1957 when American Bar Association President Charles Rhynes envisioned a special national day to mark our commitment to the rule of law. The following year, President Dwight D. Eisenhower established the first Law Day. Law Day was made official in 1961 when Congress issued a joint resolution designating May 1 as the official date for celebrating Law Day.
For further information, contact Barbara Doten at 562 951--7757, Tom Valdez 562 951- 7754, or Matt Brown 562-951--7712
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