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ALL RISE FOR Teen Court grads

ALL RISE FOR Teen Court grads
Justice of the Peace Precinct 4 Teen Court graduates pose in front of a courtroom backdrop to celebrate graduating from the program May 11. Seated row, from left, Sherry Zheng, Nevaeh Armendariz, Isabella Hayes, Isabella Moya, Brooklyn Werchan; middle row, from left, Stephanie Teinert, Grace Cloud, Elaine Pena, Ava Zuno, Carrie Beran, Judge Rhonda Redden; third row, from left, Izaeah Perrin, Sierra Keech; back row, from left, Olushegun Ogundare and AJ Turkovic. Photos by Emily Treadway

When Rhonda Redden ran for Williamson County Precinct 4 justice of the peace in 2022, one of her campaign goals was to institute a teen court program.

Redden witnessed the fruits of her labor this past week as the Justice of the Peace Precinct 4 Teen Court finished its inaugural year. One participant was also awarded the first-ever internship in the JP4 office.

A graduation ceremony May 11 at the Taylor Events Center, 3101 N. Main St., honored the 12 teen court participants hailing from seven public school districts and two area private schools.

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