The summer time is a great time to plan how you want class to be. Class Presidencies are a great way to help students learn to be leaders, and help relieve a huge burden on you at the same time. What should class presidencies do, you ask? Click on the picture to download a great handout for your potential class presidency. This handout spells out what responsibilities you might want to give the. I have attached it as a MS Word document, instead of a PDF so you can modify this to your own needs better. When I appoint a new class presidency, I sit down with them and read over both these pages to help give them a vision of what wonderful things they can do as they magnify this responsibility.
You can even appoint a class presidency before school starts to help you as you try to contact and enroll more students. Remember the policy manual says about class presidencies, that they, “may be appointed by the teacher after obtaining clearance from each student’s bishop. Teachers are encouraged to consider all worthy students for class officers including those who have disabilities. They should be announced in class, but not sustained or set apart.”
You can even appoint a class presidency before school starts to help you as you try to contact and enroll more students. Remember the policy manual says about class presidencies, that they, “may be appointed by the teacher after obtaining clearance from each student’s bishop. Teachers are encouraged to consider all worthy students for class officers including those who have disabilities. They should be announced in class, but not sustained or set apart.”
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