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School Leadership Structures

Beechy School

  • President

  • Vice President

  • Communications Coordinator

  • Events Coordinator

  • Treasurer

  • Members at Large

Biggar Central School 2000 

  • Two presidents chosen by advisors or voted on 

  • Treasurers

  • Volunteer to do tasks.

  • Meet every two weeks.

Davidson
School

  • Grades 7-12: Senior Group

  • Grades 3-6: Junior Group

  • Grade 12s pick positions, if multiple choose the same position, a vote will occur.

  • President  

  • Vice President  

  • Communications Chair 

  • Grade Representatives

  • Multiple treasures  

  • Community Representatives

  • Majority rule when a decision is to be made.  

Dinsmore Composite School 

  • A president that is chosen by advisor.  

  • Different groups: 

    • activity directors 

    • resident 

    • secretary 

    • treasurer 

  • Public Relations (talk with SCC), Statistician (go around each classroom and tally who wants to participate).

  • Sports Reps (pep rally and sports awards) 

  • Members at Large meetings twice a month/whenever needed at lunch.

Eaton
School

  • President 

  • Vice president 

  • Secretary/Treasurer  

  • President and Vice President are elected by the members of the SRC 

  • Each person is also assigned their own task for the year.

  • Tasks such as permanent MC, money counter, fundraiser, advertiser, etc. 

  • Meet every Day 3

Elrose Composite School

  • Once a month meeting at noon hour 

  • If there is an event the committee that’s responsible must plan it 

  • Everyone comes up with ideas or events 

  • Sometimes volunteer 

  • It’s built with different managers such as: 

  • Communication Managers 

  • Hype Squad (in charge of pep rallies, MCs,  

  • Design Team (decorate the school: Christmas, valentines, Halloween, etc.) 

  • Public Relations / Funds Team (go to SCC meetings and talk about what SLT has to say) 

  • Athletic Leaders (provides games and fun physical activities for everyone) 

  • Service Team (volunteer) 

  • Foodies (everyone helps stock snacks, pop machine, etc.) 

Elizabeth Middle School 

  • No presidents 

  • Meetings twice a week 

  • Executives plan meetings and narrows down topics then have a meeting with everyone 

  • Must apply to be an executive 

  • All volunteers 

Eston Composite School 

  • There are different committees such as pep rally committees 

  • They have an SLT president chosen by advisors 

  • K-12 with a Jr. SLT that is also involved with all the events 

  • Committees have their own general meeting and a meeting once a month.  

  • The treasurer deals with money.  

Kenaston School

  • Volunteer 

  • Meet once a month 

  • Each grade is responsible for a month 

Kindersley
Composite
School

  • No presidents  

  • Meetings every Wednesday at noon  

  • Decisions are made as a whole, 

  • Have one meeting at the beginning of the year to brainstorm for years

  • Volunteering

Kyle
Composite
School

  • Two Presidents 

  • Meetings are run by the presidents.

    • Making a meeting agenda  

    • Facilitating the discussions  

    • Delegating responsibilities (if there are no volunteers).

  • Two Treasurers 

    • Treasurers must count money that comes in to deposit and make floats, etc.

  • Secretary 

    • Records and sends the minutes. 

  • Members at Large

    • At meetings, everyone (exec. or member) has an equal say in all decisions and how the money will be spent. 

Lucky
Lake
School

  • SLT is made up of students from 7-12. 

  • No roles in the team. 

  • Meet on Day 4s at lunch (sometimes ends up being two times per 6-day cycle) 

  • At meetings, talks about what is happening and any events that’s upcoming in the next week or month. 

  • Students contribute ideas for fundraising, spirit events, fun activities, or upcoming important things.  

  • Students volunteer to do different tasks and help set up to those events.  

  • Work as a whole group- mostly work during class (if needed) or at lunch and breaks.  

Loreburn Central School

  • No presidents 

  • Everyone volunteers to do everything 

  • Meetings once or twice a week 

North West
Central School

  • Two presidents are chosen by advisors 

  • Secretary- takes notes 

  • Meetings once a month at lunch 

  • Everyone volunteers to do things 

Outlook
High School

  • Volunteer 

  • Meet once a month 

  • Each grade is responsible for a month 

Rosetown Central High School

  • President 

  • Vice President

  • Three Treasurers

  • Secretary 

  • Two sports rep- one female and one male, voted by students and members. 

  • Members at Large

  • Meetings 1 day out of 6-day cycle. 

  • Media group for advertising. 

  • Volunteer Work

Westcliffe Composite School

  • President 

  • Vice President 

  • Treasurer 

  • Note Taker 

  • Timekeeper

  • Vote on grade 12 students that want to be President.

  • Meet twice a month after school.

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