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The Calvert Association of Student Councils

The Calvert Association of Student Councils. 2005-2006 “Going for the Gold!”. CASC Elected Officers. Gail Gutowski, President, PHS Matt Swanson, First Vice President, HHS Megan Sears, Second Vice President, MCMS Faith Holland, Treasurer, HHS Emily Burdin, Secretary, PHS

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The Calvert Association of Student Councils

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  1. The Calvert Association of Student Councils 2005-2006 “Going for the Gold!”

  2. CASC Elected Officers • Gail Gutowski, President, PHS • Matt Swanson, First Vice President, HHS • Megan Sears, Second Vice President, MCMS • Faith Holland, Treasurer, HHS • Emily Burdin, Secretary, PHS • Scott Goldstein, Advisor

  3. What We Do • CASC Officers meet monthly to plan activities and General Assemblies • General Assemblies are held three times a year at the county’s High Schools • CASC is an active member of the Maryland Association of Student Councils • CASC works with SGAs to help them achieve their goals • We are constantly looking for ways to improve our method of reaching students • Delegates are role models of Student Leadership to the rest of the Student body

  4. This Year’s Goals • Promote Student Leadership • Increase involvement from all the County’s Secondary Schools, especially middle schools • Provide at least 7 opportunities for community service • Support our Student Member on the Board • Promote awareness of CASC to the county’s student body and our community • Make activities more appealing to the student population as a whole • Introduce new students into the SGA organization • Promote Feeder-school relationships to build stronger SGAs from middle schools up

  5. What’s Been Happening • 4 Executive Board Meetings (June, August, September, October) • Revision of CASC Constitution and CASC Platform • Planning for First General Assembly • Discussions of Officer Goals for Year • Brainstorming for Activities

  6. First General Assembly, November 8 • General Assemblies participate in Community Service Opportunities at each meeting and engage in Leadership-Building Workshops. They also participate in the consideration of legislation and guest speakers. Each SGA sends delegates, both voting and non-voting to represent their schools. • Theme: • Going for the Gold: Bronze • Community Service Project: • Coin drive for Hurricane Relief • Workshops will include: • Professionalism and Respect • Perseverance and Overcoming Diversity • Community Service

  7. Upcoming Events for CASC • First General Assembly • November 8, 2005, 9am-1pm, PHS • Next Executive Board Meeting: • December 6, 2005, 7pm, BOE • Potential Activities • Dance-a-Thon • Talent Show • Bingo • Donuts for Dads/Mother’s Day Breakfast • Santa Calls • Christmas in April

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