Kevin De Rosa Ambassador Committee Chair | Gilbert Chamber of Commerce
Kevin De Rosa Ambassador Committee Chair | Gilbert Chamber of Commerce
The National Civics Bee held in Gilbert, Arizona, revealed significant takeaways regarding youth engagement in civics, community collaboration, and the emergence of future leaders.
The event highlighted the achievements of students excelling in civic knowledge and critical thinking. First Place went to Johnston Lau from Mountain Trail Middle School, followed by Second Place winner Shaurya Arora from BASIS Chandler. Ben DeMeo, also from Mountain Trail Middle School, took Third Place. "Their achievements reflect the dedication and hard work of young scholars who are committed to civic learning," an event spokesperson noted.
These students stand out as role models, demonstrating that understanding government and engaging in community activities can lead to substantial societal contributions. The Bee was not solely a competition but a broader celebration of young people's dedication to civic duty. "Events like these continue to play a crucial role in shaping informed and engaged citizens, ensuring a bright future for communities across Arizona and beyond," added event organizers.
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