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June 3, 2013
Final Large Leadership Group Meeting for Year
Shout Outs: Famine for Ecuador
leadership Team (Kate, Faelan, Erinne) Everyone who took part in the Famine for Ecuador Hospice Fundraisers (Holly, Candace, Paige) Kylie for coordinating
the Speak out for Child Rights poetry Event Our Chicken Whisperers Student who have been coming and helping out in the garden on Mondays (in particular Anna, Hannah, Aldyn, Matthew
R.) Everyone who earned Service Awards Everyone for
finding his/her part in leadership this year to: "Make a Difference, Make it Happen"
Guests:
--Nancy Martins and Katie Gamble
iCanBike presentation
--volunteer Opportunity The mission of iCan Bike is to teach individuals with disabilities
to
ride a conventional two wheel bicycle and become lifelong independent
riders. This achievement, in turn, creates a gateway of opportunity,
helping them gain assurance and self-reliance in many other aspects of
their lives. -- Gary
Pemberton Are you interested in Recreation
or Child and Youth Care as a career? Are you 15-18yrs old? We are looking for youth leaders to assist with community centre-based
summer camps across Victoria. Take your best shot at getting your foot in the door to a great summer job for years to come.
And you get $500 and a reference letter upon successful completion. All training included! Apply with resume and cover letter by JUNE 19 to Youth Leaders in Training:
gpemberton@victoria.ca or fax to 250.361.0385 Calendar: M June 3 Full Group
Leadership—Theatre CAKE... 3:30 after school AMAZING RACE T June 4 Open 4
Change W June 5 Get REAL
Green Group Th June 10 Spirit Fingers T June 11 Focus Group Meetings Everything must be complete for Course Assessment Sa June 22 Recycle Depot
Spirit Week
Tuesday: Rainbow/Neon Day, get some colourful candy! + Karaoke in the Gym
Wednesday: BYOB
Bring Your Own Banana Day, bring a banana to the courtyard and get a sundae made!...listen to the open mic at the same time!
Thursday:
Reynolds/Grad wear day, wear some Reynolds apparel and get a Reynolds Prize!
Friday: PJ DAY!! Wear your Pj's and come watch a short movie :)
Report Out: Action NOW Famine for Ecuador Awareness/Donations Hospice Book Drive for Tanzania Triathalon Intramurals Karaoke Air Band SPCA facebook page--Victoria Teens for Animals Speak OUT for Child Rights Spring Safari Jewelry for Open 4 Change Off the Grid Earth Summit and Music Festival Courtyard Garden CAKE to CELEBRATE ! *Sign up for Amazing Race after school today!!!!
Monday May 6th, 2013... 2nd to last large group meeting for this school year
Shout Outs: Congratulations to Rebecca Hansen, Sara Lax and The Green Group for being recoginzed
at the Youth Now Awards on Friday.... Rebecca Hansen won in her age category for top leadership!
Guest:
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For at least the past five years, I've been in a supervisory or mentorship role with Saanich's Summer Internship
Program. This program allows students to get hands on experience for 4 weeks in the summer and upon successful completion
we award a $500 honorarium. The heart of the program has always been recreation experience, gaining skills in a day camp setting,
working with kids. It is only recently we've branched into other departments: IT, Parks and now... the Planning Department
w/ green initiatives!!
Guest: Queen Alexandra Hospital Foundation for kids...summer opportunity
Calendar:
M May 6 Full
Group Leadership—Theatre Log of Hours update for Awards
T May 7
Open 4 Change
W May 8 Get
REAL Green Group
M May 13 Spirit
Fingers
Sa May 25 Recycle Depot HOSPICE AWARENESS/DONATION DRIVE
M May 27 Focus
Group Meetings MODULES DUE
W May 29 Year End Assembly SERVICE AWARDS & TALENT SHOW
M June 3 Full
Group Leadership—Theatre CAKE... 3:30 after school AMAZING RACE
T June 4 Open
4 Change
W June 5
Get REAL Green Group
Th June 10 Spirit
Fingers
T June 11
Focus Group Meetings Everything must be complete for Course Assessment
Sa June 22 Recycle
Depot
Report Out:
ACTION NOW?
Dance...Feedback
Hooping it Up
Bell Walk for Kids
Garden Party and Tree Planting
MS "Streak to End MS"- This Wednesday!
Karaoke and Air Bands= A Reynolds tradition. Any takers?
Dodgeball Intramurals.
Other
Activities:
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Orders for Free the Children Foundation Spring Safari Jewelry with Megan
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Mondays after school in the Garden... weeding, soil building, composting,
planting, enjoying...
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Famine for Ecuador May 16-17
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Hospice Awareness/Donation Drive at May Recycle Depot May 25
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Triathalon Event
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Speak Out! for child rights Spoken Word Event
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Book Drive for Tanzania
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SPCA activity
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Intramurals
Other...
Awards:
Log of hours need to be updated by today at midnight for Service Awards...
50+ hours Service Award, 100+ Service Excellence Award
Nominations for Leadership Awards:
Grade 9
Grade 10
Grade 11
Grade 12
Look at the word descriptions of qualities of a positive leader... who in
each grade would you nominate to receive the lead of the year award for 2012-13?
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Monday April 8, 2013 Shout Outs:
to the Get REAL Team... we won $1000 in the BC Green Games for the 5th year in a row!!
Guest: Carly Aspelend--Team Development Co-ordinater for the Canadian
Cancer Society's Fernwood Relay for Life.
I know Reynolds students are superstar fundraisers and the Relay would be an opportunity for them to become further involved
in the Cancer community .
The Relay is an overnight event happening May 25th - May 26th at Victoria High School. The
night will include celebrating survivors, remembering people lost to cancer and fighting back against the disease. We are
also putting a large focus on healthy lifestyles, so there will be fun games and activities all night long to incorporate
that theme. Interested students could make a team, do some fundraising, gain volunteer hours and be a part of an amazing event.
Special
Leadership Meeting on Monday May 13th at lunch in room 32.... Guest Presenation by U-Vic/UBC students on their Post Carbon
Youth Tour www.postcarbonyouthtour.com Important News Upcoming Events: - Walk
so Kids can Talk...Erinne
- Make Me Sing... Alastair
- Famine for Ecuador... Kate, Faelan, Erinne
- Action
NOW update... Erinne, Griffin, Faelan
- Reynolds Eco Fair "Where We Live" this Saturday April 13th 1-4pm
- Courtyard
work party this Wednesday after school
- Book Drive for Tanzania
- Other...
Meetings for
the rest of this month: - Tuesday Apr. 9 Open 4 Change
- Wednesday Apr. 10 Get REAL Green Group
- Monday
Apr. 15 Spirit Fingers
- Monday Apr. 22 Focus Groups... get your Modules done by this date
- Monday Apr. 29th
Pro-D no School
Spot Prizes :)
Monday March 4, 2013
Shout outs:
Tabitha and Eliza: Fantastic job on the MatchMaker Fundraiser.
Rebecca Hansen: For all her hard work preparing for the Ecuador Fundraiser.
Emma, Hannah, Erinne: For helping get the Green Games Entries done for this year
Open 4 Change-- Meeting Tomorrow Tuesday March 5th
- Dinner for Ecuador Thursday March 7th 6:30...get tickets
- Famine for Ecuador Forms May 16-17
- Book Drive for Africa
Get REAL Green Group--Meeting Wednesday March 6th
- Planning for Eco-Fair..."Where We Live" Sat. April 13th
- Voting BC Green Games
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REYNOLDS IS ENTERED IN THE BC GREEN GAMES AGAIN THIS YEAR…PLEASE VOTE
FOR US TO HELP US WIN $$ FOR OUR SCHOOL –VOTING NEEDS TO BE IN BY END OF MARCH.
~Thank you!!
1. Got to: http://www.bcgreengames.ca/
2. Click on the VOTE NOW Panel
3. If you have registered before go to step 4, if not click on Register …top right corner and fill in details
4. Login using e-mail and password created
5. Choose Gallery and 2013 Entries from top menu
6. Type in Reynolds for School then click on SEARCH button top right
7. Our two projects will show up… please check them out and VOTE for us… when on project
page click VOTE
top right
8. Spread the word (face book, twitter, e-mail,
talking to people) and get others to vote!
Thank you!!
- Painting Design Project for Haliburton Farms
- Creatively United for the Planet April 20-21 www.CreativelyUnitedforthePlanet.com
- Incubating Chicken eggs again... Hatch for March 27th
Spirit Fingers
- Staff vs students ice hockey game March 8th, 2 - 3:30 Pearkes Arena (Sam N- jersy raffle
sales this week?, students to run the door prizes table?, Servers for food?, Intermission shoot out?, Anthem singer?, other
ideas?)
- Mr. Loukes is asking for help: "I have a friend
going to Haiti for a missions trip over the break. Last time, he had a few hot wheels that he had and the kids loved
them. He wanted to collect as many used or new hot wheels to take down and give to the kids."Hot wheels for Haiti"
Students could bring in their old hot wheels. Maybe a booth at lunch and some posters.
It would have to end by Thurs after
school so that I could deliver them. Any amount we collect would be great!
- Spelling Bee- those students who were interested in running this should meet so we can figure
out dates, promotion, booking space, etc.
- Video game tournament- after the break (Theron)
- Intramural Futsol starts in April- anyone interested in helping?
- Zola (a student at Reynolds) is interested in an activity, and
needs help. Here is a brief overview from Mrs. MacIssac:
Hi Chris,
The Hooping It Up contest is open to any student/staff
in our school or school community. The contest must be held between March and April to be eligible for the grand prize.
Best buddy leaders could be judges at the shooting stations.
Contest information, prize information and rules are listed
in the manual that I sent you. Movie passes are given to top best buddy scorer, top staff score, top male score, top
female score. All for just a $2 entry.
BRC and best buddies will make food prizes for the participants!
BRC staff
will participate in the contest supervising and supporting event in any way.
Thanks,
Melanie
LEADERSHIP ACTIVITY UPDATE
· Thursday Mar. 7 6:30-8:00 Dinner for Ecuador in Theatre (student Rebecca Hansen, Adviser Heather)
-3 course meal with soup, chicken, quinoa, salad, dessert, power point about adopted village, dinner music
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· Staff vs Student Hockey Game for the Charlton
Cup FRIDAY, MARCH 8 at PEARKES ARENA from 2:15-3:30 (many students, adviser
Chris)
· OPTION 1- Play in the game.
OPTION 2- Come to watch and help…see
Chris’s e-mail…
· VOTING BC GREEN GAMES—You can vote for
both
- http://www.bcgreengames.ca/component/project/?id=761 … salad BAR part 3
- http://www.bcgreengames.ca/component/project/?id=760 … Visioning EcoFair
-Voting begins March 1st and lasts for Month… we need to push for 1st and last
week…must register to Vote… steps for voting will be posted on school website.
- Reynolds very own Triathlon Team! (Simon Lambrechts) Sign up today for postering the school, and
sign up if you want to train for this event...
Reynolds L.U.N.C.H Salad Bar Program: Menotors... http://www.bcgreengames.ca/component/project/index.php?option=com_project&view=gallery&paged=1
Reynolds Eco-Fair “Where We Live”… Vision Process
· Book Drive for Tanzania (student coordinators
Griffin Marsh, Marie Forest, Alexei Richardson, Adviser Heather) In April… but can start bringing in children’s
books
· Famine for Ecuador Thursday/Friday May 16/17
Pro-D sleep over at CUBC… (student coordinators Kate Worthy, Brooke Devine, Mhairi R-J, Eila Bunton, Adviser Heather)
Students will be looking for pledges… need $50 to participate in sleep over… can pledge and get tax receipt through
Kate Worthy’s Page at Free the Children Foundation http://my.e2rm.com/personalPage.aspx?registrationID=1740426
http://www.freethechildren.com/international-programming/where-we-work/ecuador/
· Incubating Chickens again…due to hatch
around Wednesday March 27th
· Reynolds Eco-Fair “Where We Live”
Sat. April 13th 1-4pm Theatre (speakers: Elizabeth May & Brandy Gallagher from OUR Ecovillage Courtyard (workshops
on composting, backyard chickens, preserving) Gym (30+ booths) (student coordinators: Hannah B., Tavii, Griffin, Emma Kinakin,
Evan V-S., Erinne P., Fiona G., Adviser Heather)
· Evening of Music for Hospice early May (student
coordinators: Holly S., Candace B., Paige K., adviser Heather)
· Spring Dance Thursday May 2nd (student
coordinator: Amy Erving, adviser Julianne)
· Spring
Spelling Bee (student coordinators: Sam Norton & Emma Kinakin, adviser Chris)
· Spring Coin Drive Grade Challenge in Spring
(student coordinators: Sarah Corey & Erinne Paisley, advisers Julianne & Chris)
· Spoken
Word for Child Rights April (student coordinators: Kylie Knox & Erin Fletcher, adviser Julianne & Chris)
· Make Me Sing pianos around Victoria in July
(coordinator Mentor: Alastair with Tegan J., Ester S., Hannah B., Sophie D., adviser Heather)
· Ongoing Intramurals (Chris)
· Ongoing smaller Projects…
Any questions or want to be involved… talk to….
Focus Groups--Meeting Monday Feb. 25th
Keep Moodle updated... get Module done... make sure you have done or are getting help to plan
your activity for the year...
Team Building
Opportunities:
"Hello
students!
My name
is Sara Mckinnon and I am 19 years old. I am a former student of Reynolds secondary, having been greatly involved in the sports
program, french immersion and leadership! I am now in my first year at Camosun College, studying to become an elementary school
teacher. I have a strong passion for youth driven development and the idea that every child should have the opportunity to
gain knowledge about sport and leadership in their community.
If you
are between the ages of 16-22 and enjoy sports, physical activity, youth driven development, leadership and community involvement
then ACTIVATE is the program for you and you should apply to become an ACTIVATOR!
ACTIVATE
is a national youth leadership program that holds a forum in Ottawa, taking place May 8-12, for youth all across Canada ages 16-22. The ACTIVATORS that attend will gain the knowledge and resources
of Youth Driven Development promoting a healthy, active lifestyle and leadership skills, which will have a positive contribution
on your school, community and organization. ACTIVATE is completely youth-driven and aims to instill confidence and qualities
in youth that will help them to better their leadership skills and to engage in their community. ACTIVATE brings together
young Canadians from various provinces in Canada to explore and develop their talents, skills and interests. The forum consists
of dynamic presentations, thoughtful and engaging workshops, and opportunities to network with
some of Canada’s biggest sport and physical activity organizations. Upon completing
the Forum, youth are certified as ACTIVATORS and return to their communities to initiate their ACTIVATE in Action projects.
They also become part of a large ACTIVATE network, connected through a dedicated online platform, social media, and local
groups. ACTIVATE
strongly believes that youth are the leaders of today, and not only
tomorrow. We like to give youth the keys, and then put them in the driver's seat; through our youth-led leadership forums,
youth are taught all the skills and given all the resources they need to improve the lives of youth in their communities through
sport and physical activity. We provide the spark, and youth drive the movement forward.
ACTIVATE IS A FAMILY.
ACTIVATE
is about discovery: discovering yourself, discovering others, and discovering the family you never knew you had. By attending
an ACTIVATE Forum and becoming an ACTIVATOR, youth become part of a country-wide family, with members that are there to mentor,
guide, and support each other.
ACTIVATE
is what you need it to be. If you interested but would like more information, visit our website http://www.motivatecanada.ca/en/activate
TO APPLY:
Go to www.motivatecanada.ca/activate/apply
The deadline for applications is MARCH
6th at 5:00pm EST
Also, check
our our awesome promo video at http://youtu.be/VxpbyVoIyXE
Thank you
for taking the time to read this email and I hope that you now have an interest for ACTIVATE and becoming an ACTIVATOR!
Take care,
Sara Mckinnon
If you
have any question concerning ACTIVATE or the application process, don't hesitate to contact me! My email is sara.mckinnon.4@gmail.com
Monday Feb. 4th, 2013
Start of Semester 2
Shout Outs:
Thank you to everyone who helped out at the Middle School Conference on Friday...they couldn't do it with out you!
What is happening in FEBRUARY?
Open 4 Change-- Meeting Tomorrow Tuesday Feb. 5th
- During Block D... 'Building a Richer Future for Earth' assemly with Free the Children Foundation
Speaker, Alyssa
- During Block C... 30 leadership students paticipate in a workshop room 34 in Flex after assembly
- Pink Shirt Day... Feb. 27th
- Positively AFRICA opportunity http://www.positively annual "water walk" fundraiser in May (Sherri Hohert sherri@telus.net)
- We are Love Campaign for Valentine's Day
- Famine for Ecuador
- Dinner for Ecuador
- Book Drive for Africa
Get REAL Green Group--Meeting Wednesday Feb. 6th
- Planning for Eco-Fair..."Where We Live" Sat. April 13th
- Finalizing Green Games Entries... take some group photos...
- Visit from Judy Fainstein YES BC http://www.yesbc.ca/
- Painting Design Project for Haliburton Farms
- SEEDY SATURDAY Feb.16th 10am-4pm at Conference Centre
- Creatively United for the Planet April 20-21 www.CreativelyUnitedforthePlanet.com
- Incubating Chicken eggs again... Hatch for March 27th
Spirit Fingers--Meeting Monday Feb. 18th
- Iflurtz update
- Staff vs students ice hockey game March 8th, 2 - 3:30 Pearkes Arena (we'll be looking for
help with jersey raffle, getting food donated, contests)
- Intramural floor hockey starts on Feb 5th
- Canadian Flag Dress-up Day Feb. 15th
Focus Groups--Meeting Monday Feb. 25th
You should have your GOALS set in MOODLE now... this meeting we will work on Skill Development
Modules...
Team Building
Sarah Corey
The Didi Society of Victoria would like to invite your Reynolds leadership group and/or
your school to participate in the 2013 Social Justice Youth Conference on Saturday, February 23d at Central Middle School
from 9am to 3pm. The conference aims to inspire youth to take action, and provide them the tools to take action in their
community and world.
This event is an ideal opportunity for youth in grades 6-12 from all backgrounds and skill levels
to gain skills to take action on key social justice issues that are at the forefront of the globalized world.
The Didi
Society has designed the morning for four workshops that are fun and challenge youth to take an active interest in social
justice. The topics are: Fair Trade, Gender and Globalization, Environmental Sustainability, and Children's Rights. The morning
will provide youth with the tools they need to take action to make positive change in their communities and in the world.
The
afternoon will feature an informal session for sharing and networking among the groups that are already active in the community,
making positive change, followed by an interactive presentation on privilege and action.
The Didi Society will provide
a short morning break with refreshments, as well as a light lunch.
Registration is free, and we invite
individuals as well as groups to participate. Please see the attached registration form and distribute widely. The registration
forms should be returned to education@thedidisociety.org<mailto:education@thedidisociety.org>. We have limited numbers for this event, so ensure to get your applications in soon.
Additionally, we are extending
a special invitation to those groups, like yours, that are already so active making positive change. We would like to acknowledge and showcase the work youth have already been doing. There will be an opportunity for
these groups to present a poster, short video, skit, photo exhibit, or other medium of what they have been doing to make positive
change in their community and world. Please complete the attached registration form for Group Presentation
and return to education@thedidisociety.org<mailto:education@thedidisociety.org>.
Please direct any questions regarding the event itself info@didisociety.org<mailto:info@didisociety.org>. We look forward to hearing from you.
Thank you for your time!
Sincerely,
Julia Norman
“Reaching Beyond”
2013 BC Student Leadership Seminars
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OUR CALENDAR
Vancouver Island Schools
Wednesday, May 1st, 2013
Royal Theatre
Victoria, BC
8:30am-2:00pm
$45 includes lunch
2013 SPEAKERS / PRESENTERS
PHIL BOYTE: www.learningforliving.com
STU
SAUNDERS: www.ylcc.com
Monday Jan. 7th, 2013
Shout Outs:
Can you give a shout out to everyone who brought cookies for the Christmas assembly! We had over 1600 in total!
Thanks,
Mhairi
What is happening in JANUARY?
- Open 4 Change-- Meeting Tomorrow Jan. 8th
W.I.N.--Clothing Drive in A-Block Ends Friday
- Get REAL Green Group--Meeting Wednesday Jan. 9th
Planning for Eco-Fair..."Where We Live" Sat. April 13th
- Spirit Fingers--Meeting Monday Jan. 14th
- Focus Groups--Meeting Monday Jan. 21st
Setting GOALS for second semester...updating MOODLE :)
Global Responsibility Young Leaders’ Conference 2013
Friday, January 18 th, 2013
8:30 am - 3:30 pm
St. Michaels University School
Registration: $30 per person (includes lunch, refreshments, materials & t-shirt)
Keynote Speaker: Katherine Tweedie
Former Director for Africa, World Economic Forum
Engage. Inspire. Empower.
go to : http://www.smus.ca/global to register
Who is going??
- New Year's Resolutions...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMYLO44_7Uc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eOu-jVuuxo
DECEMBER
Monday Dec. 3rd, 2012... Last one for this year
- December Calendar
- Report Out Spirit Fingers
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-CRD Fish Can't Say No To Drugs & Half the Suds Cleans your Duds; Eco-Fair in April, Recycle Station Face-lift
-Shoebox Hampers, Potato Socks, WIN, Calendars for Africa
- Team Building by Sam & Kylie :)
SAVE THE DATE!
Global Responsibility Young Leaders’ Conference 2013
Friday, January 18 th, 2013
8:30 am - 3:30 pm
St. Michaels University School
Registration: $30 per person (includes lunch, refreshments, materials & t-shirt)
Keynote Speaker: Katherine Tweedie
Former Director for Africa, World Economic Forum
Engage. Inspire. Empower.
go to : http://www.smus.ca/global to register and then see Heather to sign up on the list of students attending from Reynolds
Feb. 2nd will be the Middle School Leadership
Conference... we have always
been leaders for this with the cooperative games--gym riot and leading workshops... Sign up Sheet for those who are interested
Monday November 5th, 2012
NOVEMBER Large Group Meeting
Guests:
-Mr. Ravenhill
Ish Jahj , from Vancouver has a foundation set up called Shooting for Hope. She is raising
money and collecting gently used soccer boots for girls in India. She goes to small villages and puts on soccer camps for
girls who never get the opportunity to play any sports.
Sr. Leadership students are invited to join the CSE students ot hear her speak on Nov 7th at 10am.
-CULTURE
CLUB guests... an exciting idea you could get involved in...
Hi Heather,
I wanted to touch with you about a Leadership project that I learned
about last year called Belle of the Ball. It’s an event put together
via corporate sponsors and donations so that girls who might not normally be able to afford the year-end prom can still go
to grad in full attire. Make-up artists and hair stylists volunteer to help get the girls ready. Formal prom wear comes via
donations. I don’t know the barriers some of the Reynold’s girls face, but I wanted to give you the idea to pass
along to leadership as a potential event.
Both Monique Sekhon’s
mom (Manji, cc’ed on this email) and I are Arbonne Consultants and would love to assist with make-up. We have other
Consultants on our team as well who would also be excited to do make-up. This was how one such event was handled: http://arbonnefoundation.org/belle-of-the-ball-march-24-2012/
I wanted to pass the
idea onto you while there is still lots of time in the year.
Cheers!
- Opportunity for interested students to get hands on experience in a political campaign-helping with the
Green Party Campaign in the upcoming by-election. Contact Monika Hall-Kowalewski monikahk@gmail.com if you are interested.
- Mr. McDonald has a request for your help! Debbie McDonald has a cause she is working toward
and she needs help. If you are willing to vote on her behalf, see Mr. McDonald to get the info sheet.
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General Items:
- November Calendar of events
- Spirit Fingers Report out from October (Intramural VBall completed. Rock Band up next! School
Dance report out. Basketball coming soon. REYNOLDS WEAR!)
- Open 4 Change Report out from October (We Day, Halloween for Hunger)...up next
- Green Group Report out from October (Eco Fair...)
- Check the website for agendas for this week's meetings
- Team Building... Kate Worthy & _______________
Monday Oct. 1st, 2012
OCTOBER LARGE GROUP MEETING
Agenda:
- *Sign in with Focus Group Teacher
- *October Calendar
- *What can you do to remember your meeting dates?
- *MOODLE at October's Focus group Meeting --last Monday of Month...Oct. 29th
- *Magazine Fundraiser until Oct. 12th... Prizes :)
- *Update with Cops 4 Cancer--how was the car wash?... Talent Auction?-- Anna
- Beyond the Hurth YOuth Facilitator Training--Bullying Prevention
- *ActionNOW slide show --Erinne, Griffin, and Faelan
- *Outdoor Club--Galiano Island Trip -- Sara Lax
- *Make Me Sing Project -- Alastair
- *Emma & Alastair--Group Activity
Monday Sept. 10, 2012
Welcome to Leadership!
This year we will be holding one official meeting each month for sharing information, organization & calendar planning...
These meetings will be held on Mondays followed by Tuesday Open 4 Change, Wednesday Get REAL Green Group and Spirit Fingers
on another Monday.
Each of you will be assigned to one of 3 Leadership Focus Groups with either:
Heather Coey
Chris McDonald
Julianne Cameron
Each teacher will hold one Focus Group meeting per month for his/her students to help with learning leadership skills
and to give guidance with activity planning & moodle reporting.
Full Leadership Group Meetings Mondays:
*First one exception Wed. Sept. 5th
Sept. 10
Oct. 1
Nov. 5
Dec. 3
Jan. 7
Feb. 4
Mar. 4
Apr. 8
May 6
June 3
Agenda:
1.
Who is here?
2.
Shout Outs: TO EVERYONE WHO HELPED OUT WITH THE CORN ROAST...WELL DONE.. special thanks to Ripleigh and Roxy who took
'point' on this activity!
3.
Camp Thunderbird Forms
4.
Calendar for September
5.
Umbrella Group Sign-up
6.
Focus Groups
7.
Announcements:
- Alastair Kierulf- Post piano project information
and exciting plans for next year!
- Griffin & Erinne-- Student Activist Group
- Sara Lax-- Outdoor Club
- Julianne--
-The Best Buddies Club which connects leadership
kids with kids who have developmental challenges.
-Activity group with ESL students with the idea of raising cultural
awareness and building community... cultural themed lunches, movies...
8.
Emma & Alastair: Group Activity
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