Mock Trial is a competition where teens work with legal professionals in their community to develop an understanding of real life case law and the role of the court system in a democratic society. In Mock Trial, teens from across the State receive a case in October and work as a team to become witnesses and attorneys. Students compete throughout the winter and early spring in District Tournaments with the goal of making it to the State Championship in the spring. Through Mock Trial, students will gain public speaking skills and critical thinking experience in addition to working closely with their peers as a team.

Donations to Mock Trial will help support student registration fees and costs for supplies and travel to competitions. Chief Sealth’s Mock Trial team has qualified for the state competition three out of the last four years of competition and we hope to improve that record with your support!

For more information contact Rebecca Neil [email protected]