Lorain City Prosecutor Mallory Santiago Visits Lorain High Government Class

LORAIN – Students in Steven Cawthon’s American National Government class at Lorain High School had a unique opportunity to engage with local government firsthand when Mallory Santiago, Lorain’s City Prosecutor, visited their classroom.

Santiago spoke to students about the structure of government and her role in the city’s legal system. She provided insight into both civil and criminal law, offering students a real-world perspective on how the justice system operates at the municipal level, while highlighting the importance of local government and how the municipal court plays a critical role in serving the community.

“It was a very productive engagement,” Cawthon said. “Ms. Santiago interacted very well with the class and answered a variety of student questions.”

After her discussion, students had the chance to ask questions, making for an interactive and engaging learning experience.

Her visit to Lorain High School provided students with a firsthand look at civic leadership in action and encouraged them to take an active interest in government and the legal system.

“It was a great experience for our students,” Cawthon said. “We appreciate Ms. Santiago taking the time to share her knowledge and experiences with them.”

Santiago is a lifelong Lorain resident and graduate of Admiral King High School