On August 30, 2018, students from Santaluces High School participated in the Civil Discourse and Difficult Decisions program presided over by Senior District Judge Kenneth A. Marra and led by attorneys Penny Birch, Angeliki Kavekos, Andrew Kwan, Joanne O'Connor, Adrienne Rabinowitz and Garth Yearick from the Palm Beach Chapter of the Federal Bar Association.

On August 30, 2018, students from Santaluces High School participated in the Civil Discourse and Difficult Decisions program presided over by Senior District Judge Kenneth A. Marra and led by attorneys Penny Birch, Angeliki Kavekos, Andrew Kwan, Joanne O'Connor, Adrienne Rabinowitz and Garth Yearick from the Palm Beach Chapter of the Federal Bar Association.

On August 30, 2018, students from Santaluces High School participated in the Civil Discourse and Difficult Decisions program presided over by Senior District Judge Kenneth A. Marra and led by attorneys Penny Birch, Angeliki Kavekos, Andrew Kwan, Joanne O'Connor, Adrienne Rabinowitz and Garth Yearick from the Palm Beach Chapter of the Federal Bar Association.

On January 25, 2019, students from Miami Senior High School participated in the Civil Discourse and Difficult Decisions program presided over by Senior District Judge Patricia A. Seitz and led by attorneys Katrina Carrillo, Alex Gonzalez, Christine Lynch, Jonathan Osborne, Lisa Roberts and Stephanie Turk from the South Florida Chapter of the Federal Bar Association.

On January 25, 2019, students from Miami Senior High School participated in the Civil Discourse and Difficult Decisions program presided over by Senior District Judge Patricia A. Seitz and led by attorneys Katrina Carrillo, Alex Gonzalez, Christine Lynch, Jonathan Osborne, Lisa Roberts and Stephanie Turk from the South Florida Chapter of the Federal Bar Association.

On January 25, 2019, students from Miami Senior High School participated in the Civil Discourse and Difficult Decisions program presided over by Senior District Judge Patricia A. Seitz and led by attorneys Katrina Carrillo, Alex Gonzalez, Christine Lynch, Jonathan Osborne, Lisa Roberts and Stephanie Turk from the South Florida Chapter of the Federal Bar Association.

On February 8, 2019, students from the Law Enforcement Officers' Memorial High School participated in the Civil Discourse and Difficult Decisions program presided over by Magistrate Judge Lauren Fleischer Louis and led by attorneys Katrina Carrillo, Andrea England, Jessica McDonald, Lisa Roberts, Oliver Ruiz and David Weinstein from the South Florida Chapter of the Federal Bar Association.

On February 8, 2019, students from the Law Enforcement Officers' Memorial High School participated in the Civil Discourse and Difficult Decisions program presided over by Magistrate Judge Lauren Fleischer Louis and led by attorneys Katrina Carrillo, Andrea England, Jessica McDonald, Lisa Roberts, Oliver Ruiz and David Weinstein from the South Florida Chapter of the Federal Bar Association.

On February 12, 2019, students from Fort Pierce Westwood, Performance Based and Treasure Coast High Schools participated in the Civil Discourse and Difficult Decisions program presided over by District Judge Robin L. Rosenberg and Magistrate Judge Shaniek Mills Maynard and led by attorneys Penny Birch, Sharri Elessar and Bryan Yarnell from the Palm Beach Chapter of the Federal Bar Association.

On February 12, 2019, students from Fort Pierce Westwood, Performance Based and Treasure Coast High Schools participated in the Civil Discourse and Difficult Decisions program presided over by District Judge Robin L. Rosenberg and Magistrate Judge Shaniek Mills Maynard and led by attorneys Penny Birch, Sharri Elessar and Bryan Yarnell from the Palm Beach Chapter of the Federal Bar Association.

On April 18, 2019, students from Cutler Bay Senior High School participated in the Civil Discourse and Difficult Decisions program presided over by District Judge Beth Bloom and led by attorneys Kenneth Duvall, Alaina Fotiu-Wojtowicz, Thomas D. Graham, Jennifer Hochstadt, Lisa Roberts, Ana Romes, Jason Sherry and Erica Zaron from the South Florida Chapter of the Federal Bar Association.