Parliamentarian must have at least one year remaining before graduating from a secondary school. Which statement reflects this requirement?

• A. Have at least one year remaining before graduation from a secondary school.
• B. Must be currently enrolled in college.
• C. Must be a senior in high school.
• D. Must have already graduated.

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that the Parliamentarian must still be in secondary school and have enough time left before graduation to fulfill duties. The statement that matches this is the one that says there must be at least one year remaining before graduating from a secondary school. That directly ensures the person is still a current student in high school and has a full year ahead, which fits the requirement.

Being in college isn’t correct because the rule specifies secondary school, not post-secondary. Being a senior in high school doesn’t guarantee a full year remaining before graduation, so it doesn’t automatically meet the “at least one year” condition. Having already graduated would make someone ineligible since the role requires someone who is still enrolled.