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- Powerful Thoughts on Being an Ambassador for Christ
- Weekly Club Schedule
- Updated '24-'25 Registration Packet & Payment Information
- Community Bible Church Waiver for Every Family
- Ambassador Club's Illness Policy
- Ambassador Club's Plans for Snack Break
- Ambassador Club's Parent Information Meeting
- Junior Varsity Speech & Debate Events
- Meet, Mrs.Tanya Aviles, our new, excellent Junior Varsity Coach
- Coach Tanya's Junior Varsity Fall Apologetics Syllabus
- Coach Tanya's Junioir Varsity Fall Speech Syllabus
- Ambassador Club & Stoa's Senior Varsity Speech Events
- Meet, Mrs. Amy Eytchison, our new, experienced SV Speech Coach
- Coach Amy's Senior Varsity Novice & Experienced Speech Syllabus
- Ambassador Club & Stoa's Senior Varsity Debate Events
- Meet Jacob Myhre, Our new, Smart, Fun Novice Team Policy Coach
- Coach Jacob's Novice Team Policy Syllabus for the first three weeks of Club
- Meet Jonathan Helton, our excellent SV Team Policy Debate Coach
- Coach Jonathan's Experienced/Advanced Team Policy Fall Semester Syllabus
- Meet Liana Garner, our awesome SV Lincoln Douglas Value Debate Coach
- Coach Liana's SV Lincoln Douglas Value Debate Fall Semester Syllabus
- Tips on Getting Started in Speech and Debate
- Ambassador Club's affiliations: Stoa & CCT
- Important Dates for the '24-'25 School Year
Meet Jonathan Helton, Our Excellent SV Team Policy Debate Coach
Jonathan Helton is a former member of Iron Sharpening Iron and Ambassadors Speech and Debate Clubs. He competed in Stoa for three years (2015-2018) in Team Policy, Parliamentary, Lincoln-Douglas, and Speech events. In his time in Stoa, he placed first in TP four times, first in Parli once, and also won several Speech events, qualifying for Stoa's National Invitational Tournament of Champions, NITOC, twice in, Parli, and Speech. He continued debating in college, placing second at Team IPDA Nationals in 2021.
Jonathan graduated with honors from Freed-Hardeman University in May 2022 with a degree in Law and Politics. He currently works as a policy researcher with the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii, GRIH, where he has written about one of his old high school TP debate cases, a federal maritime law known as the Jones Act. He also covers housing, tax, healthcare, transportation, and other issues for GRIH. Jonathan works mostly remotely with GRIH, travelling to Hawaii occasionally to continue his work there. In this work, he has sharpened his research, writing, and presentation skills--all of which speech and debate helped foster. Thus his work also builds and strengthens his knowledge and understanding of these important skills as a debate coach.