Osceola County 9th grader places second in national civics competition

A community story from Florida, reported by WESH Orlando.

Community · Florida · October 20, 2026

From WESH Orlando

A 9th grader from Osceola County earned second place in the U.S. Chamber Foundation’s National Civics Bee, advocating for human trafficking awareness and winning $25,000 for college.

Reported by WESH Orlando, October 20, 2026. Read the full story at WESH Orlando →

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