State Sen. Mitch Seabaugh (R-Sharpsburg) hosted his annual Page Day at the Capitol on Thursday, Feb. 12. Students sixth grade and above from local schools in his district served as pages in the Senate Chamber, delivering messages to the senators on the floor.
Sen. Seabaugh has said of the experience, “I encourage students, particularly those interested in civics and government, to take advantage of this excellent opportunity to experience the legislative process first-hand. This is a chance for students to experience American politics and watch the state legislature work.”
Each page received a certificate and a $10 honorarium for their work in the Senate. The following students participated:
Abby Aaron, Nick Anderson, Carey Barronton, Alyssa Brown, Allie Crain, Billy Eidson, Casey Eidson, Kaley Eidson, Abby Hand, Ivey Hand, Elizabeth Kaminski, Ashton May, Brooke Miranda, Drew Morris, Alexis Reisling, Ally Thomas, Carson Vaughn, Michala Waczkowski, Maggie Wise and Ron Wroble.
Sen. Seabaugh has said of the experience, “I encourage students, particularly those interested in civics and government, to take advantage of this excellent opportunity to experience the legislative process first-hand. This is a chance for students to experience American politics and watch the state legislature work.”
Each page received a certificate and a $10 honorarium for their work in the Senate. The following students participated:
Abby Aaron, Nick Anderson, Carey Barronton, Alyssa Brown, Allie Crain, Billy Eidson, Casey Eidson, Kaley Eidson, Abby Hand, Ivey Hand, Elizabeth Kaminski, Ashton May, Brooke Miranda, Drew Morris, Alexis Reisling, Ally Thomas, Carson Vaughn, Michala Waczkowski, Maggie Wise and Ron Wroble.
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