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Panorama – Episode 46 – We The People Competition

Posted on March 10, 2022 by dtorres

Originally aired on February 25, 2022. Dan Torres and Sarah Robertson talk to Easthampton High School History Teacher Kelley Brown and her students Amelia Fiordalice, Jonathan Gallagher, and Braden Lynn about the We The People Competition. They are raising money to go to DC to compete in the national competition. Please support them.

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