RESULTS of the 2021 Oklahoma High School Ethics Bowl
On Saturday, February 13, 2021, a total of 14 student teams from 5 Oklahoma high schools competed in the 2021 virtual High School Ethics Bowl.
Taking part in the state competition were:
1st - Team Plato
2nd - Team Socrates
3rd - Super Team
Having placed 1st in the OK Regional Ethics Bowl, Team Plato is expected to receive an invitation to the National High School Ethics Bowl virtual event in April.
Taking part in the state competition were:
- Altus High School – 1 team – Altus, OK
- Lawton High School – 6 teams – Lawton, OK
- Muskogee High School – 1 team – Muskogee, OK
- OK School of Science and Math - 2 team - OKC
- The Academy of Classical Christian Studies – 4 teams - OKC
1st - Team Plato
2nd - Team Socrates
3rd - Super Team
Having placed 1st in the OK Regional Ethics Bowl, Team Plato is expected to receive an invitation to the National High School Ethics Bowl virtual event in April.
THE 2020 OKLAHOMA HIGH SCHOOL ETHICS BOWL
Dove Science Academy OKC
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OK School of Science & Mathematics
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Ringling High School
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On Saturday, February 8, 2020, a total of 24 teams from 11 high schools competed in the Oklahoma Region High School Ethics Bowl at the Cox Center in Oklahoma City, OK.
In the 4th year of state involvement the number of Oklahoma high schools creating teams and competing in the Ethics Bowl continues to grow.
Here are the 2020 winners:
1st Place - Dove Science Academy OKC
2nd Place - Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics
3rd Place – Ringling High School
The winner, Dove Science Academy, was invited to compete in the 2020 National High School Ethics Bowl at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill on the weekend of April 17th -19th.
In the 4th year of state involvement the number of Oklahoma high schools creating teams and competing in the Ethics Bowl continues to grow.
Here are the 2020 winners:
1st Place - Dove Science Academy OKC
2nd Place - Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics
3rd Place – Ringling High School
The winner, Dove Science Academy, was invited to compete in the 2020 National High School Ethics Bowl at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill on the weekend of April 17th -19th.
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DOVE SCIENCE ACADEMY 2019!
The 2019 Oklahoma Region High School Ethics Bowl held at the Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics yielded the following results: 1st Place - Dove Science Academy - team Super Ethics 2nd Place - Norman North High School - team Virtue 3rd Place - Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics - team Hilbert The third Oklahoma Region High School Ethics Bowl was modeled after the National High School Ethics Bowl (NHSEB) competition and served as an opportunity to promote integrity and ethics education to high school students across the state. Fifteen Oklahoma high schools competed fielding a total of twenty-eight teams. Participating institutions were: The Academy of Classical Christian Studies; Ada High School; Altus High School; Dove High School; Elgin High School; Lawton High School; Mercy School Institute; Oklahoma City Metro Technology Center; Noble High School; Norman North High School; Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics; Pawnee High School; Pryor High School; Ringling High School; Oklahoma City Southeast High School. As the winner of the Oklahoma Region, Dove Science Academy, team Super Ethics represented the Oklahoma Region by competing in the national competition against twenty-four other high schools from across the nation. |
NORMAN NORTH HIGH SCHOOL 2018!
The 2018 Oklahoma Region High School Ethics Bowl held at the Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics yielded the following results: 1st Place - Norman North High School - team Virtue 2nd Place - Cordell High School - team Mighty Blue Devils 3rd Place - Altus High School - team Bulldogs 4th Place - Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics - team Wee Wizards A total of seventeen high schools competed in the second annual Oklahoma Region High School Ethics Bowl competition, fielding a total of twenty-seven teams. Participating high schools were: Norman North HS; Cordell HS; Altus HS; Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics; Dove Science Academy; Noble HS; Mercy School; John Marshall Mid-HS; Ada HS; The Academy of Classical Christian Studies; Pryor HS; Lawton HS; Oklahoma City Metro Technology Center; Pawnee HS; Oklahoma City Southeast HS; Healdton HS; Christian Heritage Academy As the winner of the Oklahoma Region, Norman North High School, team Virtue represented the Oklahoma Region by competing in the National Ethics Bowl. |
FORM TEAMS TO PROMOTE ETHICS
Join the growing number of Oklahoma high schools that are forming student teams to compete in State and National High School Ethics Bowl (NHSEB) programs designed to promote respectful, supportive, and rigorous discussion of ethics.
- What is a High School Ethics Bowl? – The Ethics Bowl is a competitive, yet collaborative, event in which students identify and discuss ethical and moral dilemmas within real-life scenarios. In each round of competition teams take turns analyzing prepared cases while they address underlying ethical issues and respond to questions and comments from opposing teams and a panel of judges.
- How many students are on a team? – Each competitive team may have a minimum of 3 and maximum of 5 students.
- How many teams can represent a high school in the state competition? To encourage greater participation among students, a school may field as many teams as they can sponsor and support.
- Is an Ethics Bowl different from a Debate Competition? - Yes. While case discussions are modeled like debate, they differ significantly in that debate is typically intentionally contentious while ethics discussions are intentionally non-contentious. Students are taught to address ethical issues while considering viewpoints other than their own.
- What are some benefits of involvement? :
- Students learn to work in small, diverse teams with multiple viewpoints, while developing a cohesive approach to the presented scenario with one viewpoint or proposed solution.
- Students learn to value other views.
- It helps develop critical thinking and oral advocacy skills.
- It helps engage in civil discourse and discussion without hate speech and/or personal attacks on members of the opposing team.
- The greater the number of student teams in a school the greater their impact on the campus culture of good character.
- How do teams prepare for competition? - Each Fall, the NHSEB releases a set of cases covering a broad range of issues. The cases then serve as the competition focus for the year. Teams meet together regularly, with a coach, to research the cases, discuss the ethical issues they raise, identify clearly how they think those issues should be addressed, and prepare their thoughts and remarks for presentation during competition.
- Where is the National High School Ethic Bowl? - The National Ethics Bowl is annually held at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, NC. Normally, it is held for 2 days during the month of April. Future funding is not guaranteed, but travel subsidies have historically been provided for the winning team at the Oklahoma regional competition.
- Where is the Oklahoma Regional Competition? – The state competition is held annually in Oklahoma City, OK. It is normally held during the month of February.
For more information about forming an Ethics Bowl team in your Oklahoma high school please contact:
Mr. Colin Schoonover at [email protected]
Mr. Colin Schoonover at [email protected]
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For information about the National High School Ethics Bowl (NHSEB) organization, follow the link.
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