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Because these students sat through the same ceremony the year before, they know what happens without much preparation. Make the Most of Meetings With more than 100 students and five officers in NJHS, each officer has about 20 students to manage. Besides taking attendance at meetings, my officers...

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Published inLeadership for student activities Vol. 45; no. 2; p. 24
Main Author Vincent, Erinn
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Reston National Association of Secondary School Principals 01.10.2016
Subjects
Ceremonies
Community Relations
Community service
Councils
Extracurricular Activities
Fund Raising
Girls
Grade 1
Grade 5
Honor Societies
Junior High Schools
Leadership
Logical Thinking
Meetings
Middle schools
Opportunities
Rites & ceremonies
Science Experiments
Secondary schools
Speeches
Student organizations
Success
User training
Volunteers
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Summary:Because these students sat through the same ceremony the year before, they know what happens without much preparation. Make the Most of Meetings With more than 100 students and five officers in NJHS, each officer has about 20 students to manage. Besides taking attendance at meetings, my officers' main charge is to organize all the completed service hours by their assigned members. Provide a Variety of Opportunities When deciding what your chapter or council will accomplish during the school year, start by reflecting on the speeches students gave during the election process.
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ISSN:2380-7423