HMDC FORENSICS - Elementary Team (Fall 2026)

These materials assist students in tracking their homework and progress. The syllabus provides a tentative homework schedule and details the lessons for each meeting. The student workbook offers a step-by-step guide for most class activities. Each week, students have two sets of homework: one centered on developing forensics skills, including debate, and the other on deepening their understanding of the topic at hand.

HMDC FORENSICS - Competitive IE's Class (Fall 2026)

The Competitive Individual Events class runs for 14 weeks, meeting for 14 total sessions, with each session lasting two hours. During our time together, students will learn the different styles of individual events offered in speech and debate and develop the speaking, performance, and presentation skills for competition. The HW page lists assignments, due dates, and provides materials to help students prepare, practice, & improve their skills.

HMDC FORENSICS EVENTS (2026-2027)

Model United Nations, Mock Trial, & Model Congress provide students with excellent opportunities to develop strong speaking, research, and critical thinking skills through structured simulations of real-world institutions. In Mock Trial, students take on the roles of attorneys and witnesses while presenting cases in a courtroom setting. In Model Congress, students debate legislation and learn how laws are proposed, discussed, and passed. In Model United Nations, students represent countries in simulated UN committees where they research global issues, propose solutions, and work with other delegates to draft resolutions. Throughout the year, HMDC students may participate in competitive events connected to these activities, including local tournaments, regional competitions, and conferences hosted by universities. These experiences give students the chance to apply their skills in realistic settings while building confidence, leadership ability, and the communication skills that will benefit them for many years.

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