CLARKSBURG, W.Va. — With the primary election approaching, Notre Dame High School was honored by Secretary of State Mac Warner for its successful efforts in registering eligible students to vote. Warner presented the school with the Jennings Randolph Award for Civic Engagement, recognizing schools that achieve an 85% voter registration rate among their eligible students. The award is named after the senator who championed the 26th Amendment, which lowered the voting age from 21 to 18. Warner highlighted the amendment’s significance and emphasized the importance of engaging young people in the democratic process. He shared stories of inspirational young politicians from West Virginia, underscoring the impact of early civic involvement. Notre Dame High School’s dedication to voter registration reflects a broader initiative by the Secretary of State’s office to educate and empower youth in the electoral process. Warner’s visit to the school aimed to encourage student participation in democracy and honor the legacy of those who fought for voting rights.
West Virginia High Schools Recognized for Voter Registration Success, US
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