National statistics indicate a downward trend in the number of young people who go to the polls. And many feel voter education is the way to solve that problem.
It could be said that voting is alive and well at Ponce De Leon Elementary School. About 300 kindergarten through sixth-graders cast ballots for school president, vice-president and several other offices.
Actual voting machines were brought to the school by the Holmes County election office.
The third- and fourth-graders also helped the younger children with the actual voting process.
What's on Tonight
Your Opinion
Follow WTVY
WTVY Hometown Classifieds
-
Welcome to India Tours and Travels
-
Sweet Baby Face T-cup Yorkie Puppies Available For
-
Silver Jewellery from Pia Jewellery"Amir
Hafeez
-
HONDA ODYSSEY 2008year stereo radio Car DVD player
-
HONDA ODYSSEY OEM stereo radio Car DVD player TV b
-
HONDA CIVIC right side stereo radio Car DVD player
-
Christian Tax Attorney - 10226
Wiregrass Photobook
Sasha
Hunter
Rainbows
Double rainbow in red level al
MY Dads Grave
Ralph
Upload your images, or browse our other albums.
WTVY-TV
285 N Foster Street
Dothan, AL 36303
334-792-3195
Gray Television, Inc. - Copyright © 2002-2013 - Designed by Gray Digital Media - Powered by Clickability
User Agent: CCBot/2.0 - 111662
