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Chip Parker
Congratulations to Hills East's Téa Shouldice on winning first place in the country in United States Extemporaneous speech at the National Speech and Debate Championship in Des Moines, Iowa!
Congratulations to Hills East's Téa Shouldice on winning first place in the country in United States Extemporaneous speech at the National Speech and Debate Championship in Des Moines, Iowa!
The National Speech and Debate national championships had 6,100 competitors, including 270 speakers in the event that Tèa won after a total of 13 rounds.