NEXT MEETING
Monday, December 7th, 2009
415 89th Street, Brooklyn
4th Floor Conference Room
415 89th Street, Brooklyn
4th Floor Conference Room
WHAT IS THE UNITED NETWORK OF STUDENT LEADERS?
-A newly formed organization consisting of 2 student representatives from each of the 20 high schools* in ESO Network 6, who meet once a month at one of our high schools.
WHY DID WE START THIS?
· To address a need identified by the Coordinators’ of Student Activities and the Principals of our Network High Schools;
· To provide the students of ESO Network 6 with a voice in the organization, goals, structure, and work of our network;
· To provide a forum for student communication among themselves and with their schools’ administration and the adult leadership of our network;
· To develop inter-school activities, projects and resources;
· To develop leadership skills in our students and provide them with a more global forum to apply these skills;
· To assist students in the development of individual and collective perspectives within the context of their own educational experiences.
· To provide the students of ESO Network 6 with a voice in the organization, goals, structure, and work of our network;
· To provide a forum for student communication among themselves and with their schools’ administration and the adult leadership of our network;
· To develop inter-school activities, projects and resources;
· To develop leadership skills in our students and provide them with a more global forum to apply these skills;
· To assist students in the development of individual and collective perspectives within the context of their own educational experiences.
WHAT HAPPENS AT OUR MEETINGS?
WHAT HAPPENS AT OUR MEETINGS?
· Students are empowered to become meaningful partners in school change.
· They share ideas and best practices currently happening in their schools.
· They discuss common issues which affect their fellow students.
· They identify common problems in order to create and implement solutions.
· They increase their school spirit and pride.
· They connect with other students in order to decrease system-wide isolation.
· Students are empowered to become meaningful partners in school change.
· They share ideas and best practices currently happening in their schools.
· They discuss common issues which affect their fellow students.
· They identify common problems in order to create and implement solutions.
· They increase their school spirit and pride.
· They connect with other students in order to decrease system-wide isolation.
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