Leo / Wednesday, September 27, 2006 / Categories: 2006 Glades Central High Participates In iVote Project Belle Glade, FL – September 19, 2006 – The Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections Office is vigorously participating in their 4th iVote High School Voter Registration Drive. The project is taking place countywide, most recently at Glades Central High School. Partnering with the League of Women Voters and other local organizations along with the cooperation of high school faculty, students were given a brief civics lesson in their classrooms and shown how to use the voting machines. Those 17 years old and up were then registered to vote. Each registrant was given a specially designed “iVote” red, white and blue silicon bracelet. “We started this program in 2005 with the intention of registering every senior in Palm Beach County,” said the program’s director Adina Serell, regarding the twice yearly high school drive. “After the fall and spring drives last year, we had registered 5500 students across the county. Working with the students is my favorite part of voter education.” For more information on The Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections Office, or to volunteer for a paid poll worker position please visit www.pbcelections.org or call (561) 656-6200. One Voice Becomes Many, Vote! Previous Article Initial Results Show Pilot Parallel Testing Program A Success Next Article Boynton Beach High Participates In iVote Project Print 449 Rate this article: No rating Please login or register to post comments.