History & Law Academy

The American History and Law Program promotes the study and appreciation of American history and the legal framework that has helped to define it. It is a program designed to promote knowledge and appreciation of American political, cultural, and legal foundations.

In order to be a part of the Entrepreneurship Academy each year, students need to be enrolled in one of the following classes:

• Constitutional Law Honors

• Comprehensive Law Honors

• International Relations/Internship Honors

• AP Government/AP Comparative Government

Students in the American History and Law Academy have the opportunity to:

• Learn how to draft and debate congressional legislation

• Learn how to write a legal brief

• Participate in mock trials

• Participate in moot court simulations

• Participate in National History Day

• Obtain a Law Internship during Senior year

• Participate in county-level Mock Trial Competition

• Apply to serve on the Congressional Youth Cabinet

• Join the debate team and Model UN