More than 40 students representing 11 schools participated in the inaugural Wisconsin Civics Games state finals on Friday, March 29, at the State Capitol.

Before competition began Friday, Wisconsin Supreme Court Chief Justice Patience Roggensack provided opening remarks, addressing the importance of civics education in preparing young adults for participation in the democratic process. Gov. Tony Evers also stopped by mid-morning to commend the students.

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Part 1

See remarks from WNA Foundation President Scott Peterson, WNA Foundation Board Member Eve Galanter, Wisconsin Supreme Court Chief Justice Patience Roggensack and Gov. Tony Evers, as well as Rounds 1-3 of the Wisconsin Civics Games State Finals.

Part 2

See the consolation and championship rounds of the Wisconsin Civics Games State Finals, as well presentation of the awards.