My high school Nationals competitor is no longer competing on Wednesday. How do they judge middle school?

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Erik Altman · Accepted Answer

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High school National Tournament participants who are no longer competing on Wednesday are welcome to judge at the Middle School National Tournament! High school students may judge as long as they were juniors or seniors with at least 250 Honor Society points in the last academic year. A rising junior does not meet these criteria. They should arrive at the Middle School National Tournament venue by 8:15 a.m. CT on Wednesday and check in with tournament staff to be registered. They will be required to attend a judge training session before they are permitted to judge.

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