ASB Leadership Feedback - Class Structure

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Leadership 3rd period gives students 225 minutes per week for sharing, communication, individual work time, group work time, leadership development, updates, collaboration, and much more. While 225 minutes may sound like a lot, it can go by very fast.

In general, agenda items are added by students to whichever day they feel appropriate. Staples include ASBO and Commission Updates on Monday, leadership development on Thursdays, and Buddy Activities on Fridays. Popcorn Announcements are daily.

How would you like to see the structure of the days/weeks/months to remain or change? Should there be other "staple"-type items?

You can also email me your thoughts.

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