The Home Education team won the 2025 Constitution Bowl, coached by Alisa Burbo, Amelia Burbo, Amelia Hawkes, Eva Hawkes and Lauren Walters. Photo by Ashley Chandler/News-Leader
The second-place Yulee High School team was coached by Thomas Blake with the student team of Ethan Morris, Jenny Ta, Emma Amos and Reagan Amos. Photo by Ashley Chandler/News-Leader
Five teams, each consisting of four students, represented all four Nassau County public high schools and home education students in the 2025 Constitution Bowl competition. Photo by Ashley Chandler/News-Leader
The Home Education team won the 2025 Constitution Bowl, coached by Alisa Burbo, Amelia Burbo, Amelia Hawkes, Eva Hawkes and Lauren Walters. Photo by Ashley Chandler/News-Leader
Howard Pines, left, and Dr. Kathy Burns look on as moderator of the event, Bradley Bean announces the winning team of the 2025 Constitution Bowl. Photo by Ashley Chandler/News-Leader
Hilliard Middle-Senior High School was coached by Erin Scheiber with Lily Faircloth, Tristan Horton, Melissa Horne and Nicole Wood. Photo by Ashley Chandler/News-Leader
The third-place Fernandina Beach High School team was coached by Steven Rathmann and included students Ivy Bradley, Dominic Cortes, Andrew Lasserre and Eliza Wilking. Photo by Ashley Chandler/News-Leader
The second-place Yulee High School team was coached by Thomas Blake with the student team of Ethan Morris, Jenny Ta, Emma Amos and Reagan Amos. Photo by Ashley Chandler/News-Leader
The Home Education team won the 2025 Constitution Bowl, coached by Alisa Burbo, Amelia Burbo, Amelia Hawkes, Eva Hawkes and Lauren Walters. Photo by Ashley Chandler/News-Leader
Nassau County’s brightest constitutional scholars faced off Monday night at Wildlight Elementary School as the U.S. Constitution Scholarship Foundation (USCSF) hosted its annual Constitution Bowl, awa…
