Students received a letter in their 5th hour classes; now they will go and understand how important it is to be a leader.

“Any opportunity we have to get students students involved in anything, get students to participate, to get students just to be a part of something, is going to be a benefit to the school,” principal Jared McEvoy said.

Leadership day is on October 25th, 2nd through 6th hour in the PAC. This will be for the students who take the role of leadership in classrooms, clubs, team, etc. This event is to listen to presentations and participate in activities that will require communication, compromising and many more strategies.

Participating helps leaders understand what is expected from them and the importance to continue to grow and develop their leadership skills. Teachers make the recommendations to student council of what students should be invited to this day.  

“Leadership day is more than just a handful of adults and students making all the decisions,” McEvoy said. “This is a way to draw in more students and empower them to be part of the decision making process that’s going to benefit the school as a whole.