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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1996-04-09 Award The Student Council at Roosevelt Elementary has been in operation for three years. During this time, student have learned both governmental and leadership skills. This group has led many projects to benefit the community. For example, this year, they collected food and supplies for the Crisis Center one month and the Animal Shelter anoth_er month. They will donate to the Raptor Center--something which has been a tradition at Roosevelt. They have also initiated projects that benefit Roosevelt School such as cleaning the ravine, raising money for classroom projects, donating to a bench in memory of a former Roosevelt teacher, and contributing money for improving the outside appearance of tl~e school. This group has given up their recess to attend meetings and to volunteer in the school store. We are most proud of our future leaders. (Accepting for the Council are Kris Harms, Chris Sottell, and Rachel Allen-Holbrook) GRANT WOOD ELEMENTARY Shanna (Shawna) Emerson, Sara Griffin, Nick Rocca, and Jennifer Leggett have been at Grant Wood their entire student careers. They are viewed by peers and staff alike as the kind of people that can be counted on to always help others. If help is needed, they volunteer without hesitation. If help is needed and they haven't been asked, they have a sense of knowing to offer assistance. All three students have served as Conflict Managers and are willing to give up recess as well as class time (giving them added responsibility) to help students at all grade levels. All have served on School Patrol and are involved whenever or wherever they are needed in various other activities. You are all commended for your important contributions. 09:09 '~319 339 5729 ~002/00~ To: City Council of Iowa City From: Student Council at Roosevelt School Thank you for inviting us to your meeting on Tuesday uiF, ht April 9th at ?:30. The following three students~vill be repiYesen~tin~ the Student Concil at Roosevelt School: - Kris Harms (4th grader) Chris Sortell (4th 8rader) Rachel AUen-Holbrook (4th ~ader) The Student Cotm..~l. a~ Roosevelt School ~ ]:~ in operation for three yen,cs. Durlu8 this lime, students have le~=aed both ~ovenunental and leademhi{~ skills. This ~up has led many projects to benefit the comm~ty. For ex~_ ple, this year, we collected food and supplies f~r ~he Crisis .C~lx~r one mortlit and the Animal Shelter another mon~. We will douate ~ the :~p. tor Center which has been a tradition al;this school. W e have ~ {miiated projects that benefit Roosevelt School such as cleanin8 the ravine, raisin8 money for classroom projects, donating to a bench in memory o[ a f~nner Roosevelt teacher and cou~butiJ,~ money for impravin8 the ou~de appearance of th~ school. This. 8ro, up ~ given up their recess tipes ~ meetings and volunteenn8 in the school stqreJ We are mo~t proud of our futx, re leaders. · l ROOSEVELT ELEMENTARY The Student Council at Roosevelt Elementary has been in operation for three years. During this time, studen~3have learned both governmental and leadership skills. This group has led many projects to benefit the community. For example, this year, they collected food and supplies for the Crisis Center one month and the Animal Shelter anoth_er month. They will donate to the Raptor Center-something which has been a tradition at Roosevelt. They have also initiated projects that benefit Roosevelt School such as cleaning the ravine, raising money for classroom projects, donating to a bench in memory of a former Roosevelt teacher, and contributing money for improving the outside appearance of the school. This group has given up their recess to attend meetings and to volunteer in the school store. We are most proud of our future leaders. (Accepting for the Council are Kris Harms, Chris Sorrell, and Rachel Allen-Holbrook) "~,NT WOOD EI.,EMENTAR~'~ Shanna (Shawna) Emerson, Sara Griffin, Nick Rocca, and Jennifer Leggett have been at Grant Wood their entire student careers. They are viewed by peers and staff alike as the kind of people that can be counted on to always help others. If help is needed, they volunteer without hesitation. If help is needed and they haven't been asked, they have a sense of knowing to offer assistance. All three students have served as Conflict Managers and are willing to give up recess as well as class time (giving them added responsibility) to help students at all grade levels. All have served on School Patrol and are involved whenever or wherever they are needed in various other activities. You are all commended for your important contributions. 10:46 Nick Rocca Z913 De]wood Drive Sara Griffin 19~'1 Delwood Drive 3.5~7587 j~et~ students have been at G:ant Wood. the~ entire student careers. They axe viewed by peers and staff aRke as t~ kind of Lobson that they can always count on to help. If help is ~led a~d asked for ~ hands go up without a second's healration. If help is needed and not yet been asked, they have a sense of knowing to offer assiatance be, lorn the aakin8. ~ students are~nflict~uaS~ and wJ~,in~y ~ve up ~ own rec~ ~s well as cla~s time .(giving ~tem ad8~i responsibility) to help students at all grade levels. Sara°re',t~a~ on school patrol and both are involved whenever or wherever //~sare needed in various other activities. (;Lrano..