NatStuCo E-Bulletin: September 2018 | NASC
Your complete rundown of NatStuCo news and activities. Display issues? View this email online. SEPTEMBER 2018 PROJECTS OF EXCELLENCE There are more than 7,00…| NASC
Providing Necessities for Those in Need Green Level High School NatStuCo members in Cary, NC, created hygiene kits including hand sanitizer, face masks, shampoo, gloves, and soap to aid those experiencing homelessness amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The chapter partnered with local organizations to boost awareness and help fund the cost of supplies while also promoting […]| NASC
Your complete rundown of NatStuCo news and activities. PROJECTS OF EXCELLENCE There are more than 7,000 project ideas available at your fingertips! Log on now to the National Student Project Database on the NatStuCo website for ideas from other schools and to submit your own successful projects! Best dAy Ever 2017 Pineville High School, […]| NASC
Your complete rundown of NatStuCo news and activities. Display issues? View this email online. SEPTEMBER 2018 PROJECTS OF EXCELLENCE There are more than 7,00…| NASC
A dynamic student council can be your school’s greatest asset, and NASC is here to unlock its full potential. We’ve tailored NASC membership to deliver maximum value, ensuring that every school can provide their students with top-notch leadership opportunities and experiences. NASC isn’t just an investment; it’s a game-changer for your school and your students.| NASC
Applications for the 2024 National Council of Excellence (NCOE) Awards—representing council activities and projects from January 1 to December 31, 2023—opened last month. To understand the benefits of applying for and receiving such recognition, we spoke with Shawn Freeman, a student council adviser at Ada High School in Ada, OK, and the executive director of the Oklahoma Association of Student Councils. In 2023, for the 11th year in a row, the student council at Ada was recognized as an ...| NASC
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, we spoke with Lynnette Hollis, an instructor in the Freshman Transition Academy at Delcastle High School in Wilmington, DE, about the school’s inspiring service project, the Soul to Sole Sock Drive. Hollis is also the adviser of the school club Leading Ladies Empowerment Group and the heart behind the service project. Below, she shares her insights on the club’s sock drive, its impact, and empowering student voices.| NASC
Life is a cumulation of the moments we've had, with some moments more significant than others. As we accumulate experiences, our lives can transform from just one moment. My life-changing experience involves 500+ student leaders from 50+ states and U.S. territories, all in the heart of Washington, D.C. NASSP's LEAD Conference held earlier this month allowed me to strengthen my skills, alter my perspective, and dream bigger, shaping my leadership experience forever.| NASC
NSC Officer Elections are open April 27th — May 2nd at 11:59 p.m. ET.Only student council advisers at NASC member schools may cast a ballot using the login credentials provided via email. VOT…| NASC
