Brother judges give judicial lessons to Surprise students
Michael Parascandola, the presiding judge for the city of El Mirage, speaks to some Dysart Unified School District students about judicial law.
Courtesy DUSD
Thomas Parascandola, a judge for the Peoria City Court, discusses his job and the law to Dysart Unified School District students.
Courtesy DUSD
Students at four Dysart Unified School District campuses recently learned all about the U.S. judicial system from a pair of judges.
Brothers Michael and Thomas Parascandola gave students at Riverview School, El Mirage Elementary School, Surprise Elementary School and Thompson Ranch Elementary School a presentation about the U.S. Constitution and the judicial system.
Michael Parascandola is the presiding judge for the city of El Mirage, while Thomas Parascandola is a judge for the Peoria City Court.
You must be a member to read this story.
Join our family of readers starting at $5 for your first month and support local, unbiased journalism.
Students at four Dysart Unified School District campuses recently learned all about the U.S. judicial system from a pair of judges.
Brothers Michael and Thomas Parascandola gave students at Riverview School, El Mirage Elementary School, Surprise Elementary School and Thompson Ranch Elementary School a presentation about the U.S. Constitution and the judicial system.
Michael Parascandola is the presiding judge for the city of El Mirage, while Thomas Parascandola is a judge for the Peoria City Court.
District officials said the students were engaged as they learned about the courts. They were also challenged to think critically about one of the three branches of government.
Comments
No comments on this item Please log in to comment by clicking here