Student senate this week revolved around discussing the future of how student senate will be represented. At the beginning of the school year, when the senate made the decision to make homecoming categories...
This week’s student senate meeting started off with a simple discussion about powderbuff and a parking lot clean up. After short reports from each committee, the senate discussed reforms for the representation...
This morning at the student senate meeting, the senate almost unanimously voted to cancel the Valentine’s Day Dance. The dance was deemed cancelled, however, it is now back on.
“I have not heard...
So far, only thirteen tickets have been sold for the Valentine’s Day Dance. This number, paired with the fact there is currently only a student DJ, no coat check, and no chaperones, has caused the student...
Mira Bohannan Kumar ‘20, the student body president, yelled out numbers, sounding like an auctioneer as the senate discussed club grant allocation.
“Do I hear a 300? Alright, 300 it is,” Bohannan...
The first student senate meeting of 2020 started off with a discussion of club grants. The senate looked at and discussed a series of club grant applications from eight different clubs and activities at...
The last student senate meeting before winter break started off with two women from Americorps who came to speak about reducing the carbon footprint within the ICCSD and how student senate can help. The...
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This week’s student senate meeting was centered around preparations for homecoming. Although talk surrounding the new abolished gender courts has ended, every...
Similar to last week’s meeting, any latecomers to today’s student senate meeting were forced to stand near the door due to every seat in the classroom being filled. The second meeting of the year was...
Every seat was filled in Mrs. Gibbens’ room this morning during the student senate meeting. Any stragglers that came in had to stand by the door as they listened to student body president Mira Bohannan...
