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π£Β Join the Student Council β Where Innovation Meets Leadership!
Are you ready to make your mark, spark change, and have a blast while doing it?
Weβre inviting Grades 10β12 Innovation students to join our HCOS Student Council β a dynamic group of leaders who shape the student experience through creativity, collaboration, and action.
Why Join?
β¨ Earn 4 course credits
β¨ Build leadership, teamwork, and public speaking skills
β¨ Plan exciting events and activities
β¨ Create positive change in your school community
β¨ Have fun and make new friends!
What You'll Do:
π Plan and host school-wide events like spirit weeks, talent shows, fundraisers, and innovation showcases
π‘ Lead student-driven projects that make our school a better place
π€ Participate in weekly council meetings to brainstorm, organize, and collaborate
π Organize fun activities such as themed dress-up days, online lunch hour games, holiday parties, and more
π Represent your peers and bring new ideas to life!
If you're creative, motivated, and ready to lead β we want YOU on the team.
Sign up today and help us shape a school year to remember!
For more information, speak to your academic advisor, course teacher Mrs. Allison Miles or visit our link and fill in the expression of interest form.
Check out the pages linked below to see what we are up to this year!Β
Check out the pages linked below to see what we are up to this year!Β
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We are excited to announce that grad students can now earn 4 credits by taking student council 10, 11 or 12. If you are interested in taking a student council course and making a difference in your school community complete the student council expression of interest form and talk to your academic advisor.
In the 25/26 school year, student council has been developed as a weekly synchronous class every Thursday morning from 8-9am starting Sept 18th and ending June 11th.
If you require more information contact the student council teacher: Allison Miles.
The student council will act as the voice of the student body. The council will advocate student ideas, interests and concerns with the school wide community while reflecting the HCOS learner profile of a reflective and adaptable thinker who is inquisitive, discerning and full of wonder at Godβs world. They will be an advocate who is responsive to the needs of others, servicing in order to have an impact on a world in need of redemption.
The student council will act as the voice of the student body. The council will advocate student ideas, interests and concerns with the school wide community while reflecting the HCOS learner profile of a reflective and adaptable thinker who is inquisitive, discerning and full of wonder at Godβs world. They will be an advocate who is responsive to the needs of others, servicing in order to have an impact on a world in need of redemption.
Student council positions will be voted on and assigned in May each year. Bi-elections may be held at the end of the semester if there is a new vacant position.
Student council positions will be voted on and assigned in May each year. Bi-elections may be held at the end of the semester if there is a new vacant position.
Members will attend 1 hr weekly meetings: 1 Official council meeting, learning and planning meetings and hear from guest speakers about servant leadership opportunities.
Members will attend 1 hr weekly meetings: 1 Official council meeting, learning and planning meetings and hear from guest speakers about servant leadership opportunities.
Every member of the Student Council is valuable. Members who are not elected into executive positions may get involved with projects and join committees. To learn more about our council positions and requirements please visit our student council SOPHIE page.
Every member of the Student Council is valuable. Members who are not elected into executive positions may get involved with projects and join committees. To learn more about our council positions and requirements please visit our student council SOPHIE page.
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