Bcasc officers 2014-2015 bcasc president : Flanagan High School
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BCASC President : Flanagan High School 12800 Taft Street Pembroke Pines, FL 33028 School Telephone: (754)323-0650 School Facsimile: (754)323-0780 Student President: Andrea Rodriguez Student Email: Rodriguez.andrea205@gmail.com Student Cell: (954)740-4932 Advisor: Xenia Santiago Advisor Email: xenia.santiago@browardschools.com BCASC High School Vice-President: Boyd Anderson High School 3050 NW 41 Street Lauderdale Lakes, FL 33309 School Telephone: (754)322-0200 School Facsimile: (754)322-0330 Student Vice-president: Rose Alexandre Student Email: rose_alexandre123@yahoo.com Student Cell: (954)551-6209 Advisor: Marie Duperval Advisor Email: marie.duperval@browardschools.com BCASC Middle School Vice-President: Lauderdale Lakes Middle School 3911 NW 30 Avenue Lauderdale Lakes, FL 33311 School Telephone: (754)322-3500 School Facsimile: (754)322-3585 Student Vice-president: Adriana Laplanche Student Email: animalover6000@gmail.com Student Cell: (954)560-3682 Advisor: Beatrice Baptiste Advisor Email: beatrice.baptiste@browardschools.com
6501 Hollywood Boulevard Hollywood, FL 33024 School Telephone: (754)323-1200 School Facsimile: (754)323-1330 Student Secretary: Brandon Frantz Student Email: brandon.f.sga@gmail.com Student Cell: (954)258-8984 Student Secretary: Anthony Vasconcz Student Email: anthony.v.sga@gmail.com Student Cell: (954)728-0507 Advisor: Mary Geus Advisor Email: mary.geus@browardschools.com
600 NE 13 Avenue Pompano Beach FL, 33060 School Telephone: (754)322-2000 School Facsimile: (754)322-3130 Student Treasurer: Genae Brown Student Email: gmarissabrown@gmail.com Student Cell: (954)531-9882 Student Treasurer: Gonzalo Vasquez Student Email: gonzalovasquez1997@gmail.com Student Cell: (954)663-1509 Advisor: Lisa Gould Advisor Email: lisa.gould@browardschools.com BCASC Parliamentarian: Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School 5901 Pine Island Road Parkland, FL 33076 School Telephone: (754)322-2150 School Facsimile: (754)322-2203 Student Parliamentarian: Carly Snytte Student Email: carly.snytte@aol.com Stucent Cell (954)815-6769 Advisors: Danielle Driscoll Justin Mellinger Advisor Email: danielle.driscoll@browardschools.com justin.mellinger@browardschools.com Student Advisor to the School Board: Fernando Tolon School McArthur High School School Telephone: (754)323-1200 School Facsimile: (754)323-0330 Board Email: student.advisor@browardschools.com Student Email: f.tolon@hotmail.com Student Cell: (954)297-8749
School Cooper City High School School Telephone: (754)323-0200 School Facsimile: (754)323-1330 Board Email: student.advisor.alt@browardschools.com Student Email: jamie@cutleremail.com Student Cell: (954)558-7119
II. Guest Speakers III. Minutes and Roll Call IV. Treasurer’s Report V. Officers Report a. Introduction of 2015-2016 BCASC Officers b. Explanation of 2015-2016 BCASC Countywide projects VI. Student Advisor to the School Board Report a. School District Committees b. Speak up, speak out VII. Activities Liaison Report a. Middle School Leadership Workshop b. School District Committees c. Broward SGA Presidents Day at FAU September 22, 2015 d. Awards e. FASC Kick Off Conference (November 13/14) f. Conversations with the District VIII. Committee Reports a. Ethics Forum Planning Committee IX. Unfinished Business a. Countywide Project Chairs b. Humane Society c. Honor Flight d. Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital e. Environmental Project f. Project Engagement g. Wacky Olympics h. I. X. New Business a. SGA President’s Email list b. BCASC YAPP App c. Project Reports from Project Chairs d. Skit contest for theme and co-host for annual BCASC convention XI. FASC District 6 Report XII. FASC Convention Report XIII Open Floor –“At my school we …” explanation XIV. Announcements:
Ethics Planning Committee Meeting, September 28, 4pm in Plantation HS SGA Room b. 2015 Broward Student Ethics Forum, Friday, October 30, Pompano HS c. Middle Leadership Workshop Planning Staff meeting, Sept. 17, 1pm, Pompano Administrative Complex d. Middle School Leadership Workshop, Friday, October 24 Plantation MS XV. Adjourn
Introduced president from Forest Glenn Middle School who briefly spoke. Then introduced the principal who briefly spoke.
Motion made to suspend the Orders of the Day upon the arrival of Superintendent Runcie. Moved to accept the motion: Cooper City High Second the motion: Sheridan tech III. Minutes and Roll Call: Due to the previous meeting being the county convention, there will be no reading of the minutes. Minutes from the convention will be posted online. Roll Call:
Atlantic Technical Beachside Blanche Ely Boyd Anderson Coconut Creek Cooper City Coral Glades Coral Springs Coral Springs Charter Cypress Bay Deerfield Beach Dillard Everglades Flanagan Forest Glenn Middle Fort Lauderdale Gulfstream Middle Hallandale Hollywood Hills J.P. Taravella Lauderhill 6-12 Lyons Creek Middle McArthur McFatter Tech Miramar Monarch New River Middle Northeast Nova Pembroke Pines Charter Piper Plantation Plantation Middle Pompano Beach Rickards Middle Sheridan Tech Silver Lakes Middle South Broward South Plantation Stoneman Douglas Tequesta Trace Walter C. Young West Broward Western IV. Treasurer’s Report: The total balance on the operating account is currently $9,660.17. There is currently $400 in the Scholarship Fund. Only two schools have paid their dues, which include J.P. Taravella High and Atlantic Technical. Dues are $130 for high schools, which include $80 for the scholarship fund and $30 for middle schools. Dues are payable on or before November 1st to Stranahan High School.
V. Officers Report a. Introduction of 2015-2016 BCASC Officers b. Explanation of 2015-2016 BCASC Countywide projects -Skipped to unfinished business: county project reports
School District Committees: These committees make recommendations to the school board that are often put into policy. These committees need members. In the agenda packet is a page for interested students to sign up to be considered to be on one of the committees. You need to provide your own transportation to the meetings. The Exceptional Student Education Committee meeting schedule will be emailed to the SGA advisors. The Technology Advisory Committee needs two students to serve on the committee and will meet once per month at Becon. Speak up, speak out: Mr. Roland spoke about serving on committees and why it is important. VII. Activities Liaison Report Middle School Leadership Workshop: Applications are available. Students who went to SFLTC are accepted first. Saturday Oct. 24 at plantation middle school. b. School District Committees c. Broward SGA Presidents Day at FAU September 22, 2015 d. Awards: Broward county has the most extensive awards program. Students need to enter the awards program. e. FASC Kick Off Conference (November 13/14) f. Conversations with the District: Superintendent picks a school each month to go. Students get to discuss issues with the superintendent. g. Contact Mr. Roland is you know a WW2 veteran that needs to get on a flight. VIII. Committee Reports a. Ethics Forum Planning Committee: Next meeting is September 28th at 4pm at Plantation High School. IX. Unfinished Business a. Countywide Project Chairs: Need chairs! b. Humane Society: Aug/Sept First county project of the year. Goes until the end of September. The purpose of this project is to collect both monetary and physical donations for their shelters. c. Honor Flight: Nov/Jan This project is also FASC project of the year. The funds are raised to send WW2 veterans to the monument in Washington D.C. There are three parts to the project: raising money, writing letters to the veteran to be opened at the “Mail Call” on the way home from D.C., and the homecoming greeting at the airport. This year the project goals include involving all or more of our county’s elementary schools, at least 30 of our middle schools, and 28 high schools. Chair: Jessica from Atlantic Tech d. Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital: Start: Feb. 2016 End: March 2016. High schools and middle schools will conduct a fundraiser or can sell the Joe DiMaggio gloves and can hang them up in their school. Schools will challenge other schools to see who can raise the most. The total funds raised will be divided by the size of the schools’ student body to determine the winners of the challenges. e. Environmental Project: Year round April 2016. Each middle and high school BCASC member will conduct an environmental project of their choosing. Schools can join together to form a coalition to conduct a large project or they can carry out an environmental project of their own. f. Project Engagement: Year round Under construction. Destination diploma we did in high schools. Not fair to middle schools because they have nothing to do. Find a way to get kids engaged in going to school. Get more middle schools wanting to go to high school and then graduate. Wants middle school advisors to come up with ideas for this. g. Wacky Olympics: Looking for host school. X. The Orders of the Day were suspended to allow the Superintendent to speak to the BCASC. Superintendent Runcie discussed the money available from the Bond Issue and the state and how it would be used for capital improvements in our schools. He also pointed out that there is one million dollars available but in excess of three million dollars in needed improvements. He also explained that the most pressing problems would be dealt with first. The Superintendent then answered questions from the delegates. XI. New Business a. SGA President’s Email list: Collecting middle school and high school president contact information. b. BCASC YAPP App- Will be further discussed at the next meeting on Sept. 24th. c. Project Reports from Project Chairs: Questions will be taken after the meeting. d. Proposed skit contest for theme and co-host for annual BCASC convention. Move: Boyd Anderson Second: Monarch Moved on to a vote: all in favor Motion was carried. Will be discussed more at the January meeting. XII. FASC District 6 Report: VP- Gave dates for the meetings.
Saturday, October 17 at Mater Academy Saturday, November 21 at McArthur HS Saturday, February 6 at West Broward HS XIII. FASC Convention Report: Presented by the Treasurer: In the summer there was a two-day planning meeting with the exec board. FASC Convention is April 1-3, 2016, at Pompano Beach High School. Top 3 speakers will be presenting at convention. Contact Gonzolo if a member from your SGA has a talent to showcase at the convention. The theme is the Wizarding World of leadership. XIV Open Floor –“At my school we …” explanation: Schools will usually showcase what they do at their school and what makes their school so great. Emphasis should be placed on school spirit and homecoming projects. XV. Announcements:
Ethics Planning Committee Meeting, September 28, 4pm in Plantation HS SGA Room b. 2015 Broward Student Ethics Forum, Friday, October 30, Pompano HS c. Middle Leadership Workshop Planning Staff meeting, Sept. 17, 1pm, Pompano Administrative Complex d. Middle School Leadership Workshop, Saturday, October 24 Plantation MS e. Northeast high school come talk to treasurer school XVI. Meeting Adjourned at 8:36 p.m. Broward County Association of Student Councils October 16, 2014 Coral Springs High School Agenda Call to Order: 1:36 pm Guest Speakers Hello from Coral Springs SGA president Hello from Coral Springs AP of student activities Darlene Mobert: Discusses the new smart food initiative, the Healthy Hunger – Free Kids Act. High Schools will have 15 exempt days for food fundraising. Middle Schools will be allotted 10 exempt days. Smart Snacks are referred to as any food content that contains less than 200 calories. Minutes and Roll Call Western motions to forgo the reading of the minutes. Stranahan seconds to forgo the reading of the minutes. Attendance High Schools Atlantic Tech Boyd Anderson Cooper City Coral Glades Coral Springs Coral Springs Charter Cypress Bay Dillard Everglades Flanagan McArthur Miramar Monarch Nova Pompano Beach Pembroke Pines Charter Sheridan Tech South Plantation Stoneman Douglas Taravella Stranahan South Broward West Broward Western Middle Schools Forest Glen Gulfstream Lauderdale Lakes New River Parkway Ramblewood Walter C Young. Treasurer’s Report: $9,598.04 in the General Fund. $1,460 in the Scholarship Fund. $11,058.04 in BCASC Account. Officers’ Report: President: SGA President’s contact list Student Adviser to the School Board Report: Unsung Hero Award. November is the due date for the October Award. Speak Up Speak outs: only two schools that have requested dates are South Plantation and Flanagan. Student Activities Liaison Report: Mr. Roland expresses disappointment with the lack of schools in attendance at the October BCASC meeting. Schools must pay their BCASC and FASC dues. Information will be given out shortly regarding FASC. Committee Reports Humane Society: Dillard – Project was a great success. Raised a little over 8,000 points. Cypress Bay High School and Westpine Middle raised the most points. Ethics Conference: Nova – Many schools participated, fantastic turnout Talent Show: Boyd Anderson – Meeting will be located at Boyd Anderson. Honor Flight: Atlantic Tech – Homecoming for soldiers at Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport this past Saturday. Old Business Co-Host Contest Skit presentation and voting today. No skit necessary. Dillard ran unopposed. Middle School Leadership Workshop. Committee meeting will be on Friday October 24th at 9am located at Plantation Middle School New Business Extension of Honor Flight proposal: Extension of project to include the months of December and January. Miramar motions, South Broward seconds to accept the resolution. Unanimous vote among BCASC. Open Floor: “At my school we….” Dillard – Preparation for homecoming dance, with pep rally, tailgate party. South Broward – recently had lock in to recruit members into SGA, vote on homecoming, and earn service hours/ Monarch – Music Fridays: music and small games played in the courtyard. Coral Springs – Homecoming Havoc: WWE type event in which competitions are taken place against Stoneman Douglas. McArthur – Collect Pop tabs off of soda cans for the Ronald McDonald house. Announcements Officer Exchange – officers from different schools Next BCASC Meeting: Thursday, November 13th at Lauderdale Lakes Middle at 8:30am MSLW: Saturday October 25th at Plantation Middle BCASC Convention: Friday, April 24th, 2015 at Pompano Beach High Adjournment: 2:36pm Broward County Association of Student Councils November 13, 2014 Lauderdale Lakes Middle School Call to Order: 8:39am Guest Speakers: Idea Swap Minutes and Roll Call: Coral Springs motions to forgo the reading of the minutes, Coral Glades seconds to forgo the reading of the minutes. Roll Call: Atlantic Tech Blanche Ely Boyd Anderson Cooper City Coral Glades Cypress Bay Coral Springs Coral Springs Charter Dillard Flanagan Fort Lauderdale Hallandale McArthur Miramar Monarch Northeast Pembroke Pines Charter Plantation Pompano Beach South Broward South Plantation Stoneman Douglas Taravella West Broward WesternLauderdale Lakes New River Middle School Walter C. Young Middle School Rickards Middle School Treasurer’s Report :$12,088.04 general fund: $9988.04 scholarship fund $2,100 Officer’s Report: President – A list of all presidents in BCASC has been created and presidents will be in contact. Student Advisor to the School Board Report: South Plantation and Pompano Beach successfully had speak up speak outs. Fernando emphasizes the importance of speak up speak outs and how it is important it is to be connected with the school board. Student Activities Liaison Report: Expresses the importance of how voting is crucial for high school students and how they have a large impact on elections. Mr. Roland also explains and goes into detail about school spirit. He explains the definition of school spirit as, “Making kids excited to come to school tomorrow.” Committee Reports: Talent Show: Theme for talent show will be Hunger Games, Price: $3 pre-sale, $5 at the door. One act will be performed per school. Videos of performance must be sent January 14th in order to qualify. Next talent show meeting date will be December 2nd at 4:00pm at Boyd Anderson HS. Honor Flight: Four elementary schools are now on board the Honor Flight Project Old Business Honor Flight: Honor Flight has been extended to January. New Business Special Project: Open Floor: “At my school we are planning this for Honor Flight” Atlantic Tech- a veteran came out and sold stars in order to get out of uniform for the day. Blanche Ely- honor flight pep rally Boyd Anderson- classroom makeover Cooper City- lunch time walkers, recreation Coral Glades- Pep Rally all proceeds to honor flight, change challenge Cypress Bay – pennies for pizzia, change challeng Coral Springs- played honor flight video in every history class Coral Springs Charter- dash for cash, buddy will be present for presentation Dillard- stars and stripes America recreation Flanagan- veteran will be coming into speak, honor flight pep rall, flag recreation as well as a change challenge. Fort Lauderdale- veteran will come speak to history classes Hallandale- Social Studies department writes letters to vets McArthur- WWII speaker, week long kickball tournament Miramar – dash for cash change challenge Monarch – Pep Rally $2,000 raised Northeast – Recreation of American Flag; Teacher vs. Student Volleyball Game. Pembroke Pines Charter – left meeting early Plantation – Car wash Pompano Beach- Dash for cash change challenge, honor flight speaker. South Broward – Honor Flight Car Wash, and Change Challenge South Plantation- 2 honor flight pep rallys Stoneman Douglas- Trying to raise $1,001 Holocaust speaker Taravella – Lunch Time Walkers Western – Selling cut out paper airplanes, flag will be put together with airplane. Lauderdale Lakes – Walk-a-thon New River Middle School – breakfast for veterans $300 raised Walter C. Young Middle School Rickards Middle School – Money wars, class with most money raised gets a field day Announcements Next BCASC Meeting: Thursday, December 11th, at 1:30pm @ Flanagan FASC is February 27th – March 1st @ Jefferson High School BCASC Convention: Friday, April 24th 2015 @ Pompano Beach D6 Bus list has been sent out to all advisors. Each school has received an FASC packet Adjournment: 10:13am Broward County Association of Student Councils December 11, 2014 Flanagan High School Minutes Call to Order: 1:32pm Guest Speakers: Hello from Flanagan HS SGA President Hello from Flanagan HS Principal Jim Nascren from Honor Flight South Florida Lt. Colonel Leo Gray speaks about his experiences Minutes and Roll Call: Coral Glades moves to forgo the reading of the minutes, Cooper City seconds to forgo the reading of the minutes. Attendance High Schools Atlantic Tech Blanche Ely Cooper City Coral Glades Coral Springs Cypress Bay Dillard Everglades Flanagan Fort Lauderdale Hallandale McArthur Miramar Monarch Northeast Nova Pembroke Pines Charter Plantation Pompano Beach South Plantation Stranahan Stoneman Douglas West Broward Western Middle Schools Walter C. Young Treasurer’s Report: $13,285.15 in general fund; $1,920 in Scholarship Fund Officers’ Reports: President: BCASC officers attended the school board meeting this past Tuesday to ask for the boards support about for the Honor Flight project. Student Adviser to the School Board Report: There is great disappointment in turnouts for speak up speak outs Student Activities Liaison Report: The school board is interested in sending students up to Tallahassee to Lobby. Needs to know how many people are confirmed to attend FASC. Committee Reports: Talent Show: Date for the talent show is April 10th Honor Flight: Spoke to the school board for support in project! Environmental Project: Start thinking of ideas such as beach and park cleanups. Old Business: Honor Flight extended to January and February. Just a reminder. February 15th is the last day to pay. New Business: BCASC Conference Key Note Speaker Flanagan motions to pay maximum of $1,500 for a key note speaker, McArthur seconds. Motion passes. Dinner Meeting for BCASC officers Flanagan motions to allow outgoing BCASC officers to meet with incoming BCASC officers, Pompano Beach seconds. Motion passes. Open Floor: “At my school we…” Flanagan, Angry Birds competition involving Wacky Olympics type of activities. Hallandale: Secret Santa for ESE students McArthur: Drug Free spirit week South Broward: Perimeter run for Honor Flight network Ft. Lauderdale: Dodgeball Tournament West Broward: Exec board does activities within SGA to be relaxed before midterms Nova: Blast off into the new year Miramar: Honor flight dash for cash along with Pep Rally, with a winter spirit week Plantation: Donate socks for the homeless. Selling Honor Flight wristbands. Walter C. Young: Race for Pennies project. Announcements: Next BCASC Meeting is January 15 at Stoneman Douglas High School at 8:30AM! FASC: February 27—March 1 at Jefferson High School! BCASC Convention: Friday, April 24, 2015 at Pompano Beach High Honor Flight: Saturday April 25, 2015 Fort Lauderdale makes a motion to compete in a dash for cash challenge against the staff in the KC Wright building. Pompano Beach seconds. Adjournment: 2:47pm Broward County Association of Student Councils January 15, 2015 Douglas High School Meeting Minutes Call to Order: 8:43am Guest Speakers: Welcome from Stoneman Douglas and Westglades Middle School Tonya Edwards talking about Voter Registration Speakers from the Make-a-Wish Foundation Speaker from Tomorrow’s Rainbow Speaker from the Broward League of Cities Minutes and Roll Call Coral Glades motions to forgo the reading of the minutes; South Broward seconds to forgo the reading of the minutes. Roll Call High Schools Atlantic Tech Blanche Ely Boyd Anderson Coconut Creek Cooper City Coral Glades Coral Springs Coral Springs Charter Cypress Bay Dillard Everglades Ft. Lauderdale Flanagan Hallandale Adult McArthur Miramar Northeast Monarch Piper Pines Charter Plantation Pompano Beach Stoneman Douglas Stranahan South Broward South Plantation Taravella Western West Broward Middle Schools Gulfstream Rickards Westglades Treasurer’s Report Total Fund: $22,494.34 Scholarship Fund: $2,580.00 Honor Flight: $8,916.33 Officer’s Report President: Applications for Broward Students Leaders Day Student Adviser to the School Board Report The Student Adviser Position will be opening up soon Only six schools have submitted unsung hero awards Student Activities Liaison Report Policy 6001 Student Participation FASC is approaching and Coral Springs HS has announced they are running for Vice President. Trip to Tallahassee to visit State Legislation Materials were delivered to Western High School for Wacky Olympics Honor Flight: Elementary Schools have been a great help Wings of Freedom: Need volunteers to stay at Pompano Beach and Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport Committee Reports Environmental Project: Purpose of projects are to be more “hands on” and improve the environment. Talent Show: April 10th location has not been disclosed, currently in the works of logistics for the project. Honor Flight: If schools are interested in attending airport days, please contact BCASC President. Old Business Honor Flight: Extended to January and February. Just a reminder. New Business Broward Student Leaders Day: Applications are due next Friday January 23rd Outstanding Senior Leaders Banquet: Applications are due tomorrow Student Adviser to the School Board: Application is due February 7th Proposal for Superintendent’s Student Forum: South Plantation motions, and Miramar seconds. Motion passed. Proposal to be visited by the NASSCED Executive Board: Atlantic Tech motions, Everglades seconds. Motion passed. Proposal for Broward Student Days in Tallahassee: Taravella Motions, South Plantation seconds. Motion Passed. Open Floor: “At my school we…” McArthur: Honor Flight Kickball Tournament Miramar: Honor Flight Dodge ball Tournament Plantation: Creating care packages for the Women In Distress Center Cypress Bay: Visit Boys and Girls club at Fort Lauderdale Pines Charter: Save driving awareness week Gulfstream: Sent 10 students to Washington DC to attend leadership conference Fort Lauderdale: Students wore all black Coconut Creek: Flash mob to encourage under classmen to have school spirit Coral Springs: Running for FASC Vice President Announcements D6 Rally this Saturday; many organizations and charities explaining how to get involved; $25 Registration fee. Next BCASC Meeting is February 12th at Plantation High School at 1:30pm FASC: February 27th – March 1st at Jefferson High School! BCASC Convention: Friday, April 24, 2015 at Pompano Beach High School Honor Flight: Saturday April 25, 2015 Adjournment: 10:29am Broward County Association of Student Councils February 12, 2015 Plantation High School Agenda Call to Order: 1:39pm Guest Speakers: Hello from Plantation SGA President and Principal Minutes and Roll Call: McArthur moves to forgo the reading of the minutes; Miramar seconds to forgo the reading of the minutes. Roll Call: McArthur Plantation Boyd Anderson Pompano Beach Flanagan Stoneman Douglas Cooper City Nova Fort Lauderdale Miramar Western Coral Springs South Plantation Pembroke Pines Charter New River Middle School Blanche Ely Coral Glades Coral Springs Charter Atlantic Tech Everglades West Broward Stranahan Hallandale Lauderdale Lakes Middle Monarch Northeast Walter C. Young Middle Taravella South Broward Treasurer’s Report: Total Fund: $30,070.10 Operating Fund: $9,273.49 Scholarship Fund: $2,900 Honor Flight: $18,565.95 Officers’ Report: President: BSLD Registration has been sent out. Student Adviser to the School Board Report Student Participation needed for Policy 6000.1 Not many Speak Up Speak Out received Student Activities Liaison Report: More participation needed for Policy 6000.1 March BCASC Meeting, the next Student Adviser to the School Board will be elected Diversity Committee could possibly be created in the near future Committee Reports Environmental Project: Talent Show: April 10th; contracts have been sent out and video due date is March 3rd; Taking names of schools interested in hosting and co-hosting Honor Flight: Next Flights April 25th and May 3rd if any schools are interested in writing letters for veterans they are permitted to; pony letters to Flanagan HS Joe DiMaggio Glove Sales: EVERY SCHOOL WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE; high schools cannot challenge middle schools but middle schools can challenge high school. Wacky Olympics: Registration will be due by Feb. 20th lunch costs $5 but map will be provided with surrounding restaurants. Old Business Honor Flight checks are due Feb. 15th, just a reminder. Broward Student Leaders Day: Registration is open and for underclassmen only Student Adviser to the School Board Elections in March New Business Breakfast for Broward Student Leaders Day: Nova motions, Atlantic Tech seconds; Motion Passed. Open Floor: “At my school we….” Nova: Literacy week celebrated with Poetry Slam Fort Lauderdale: Photo Booth McArthur: Encouragement Week: encouraging posters along with tabs! Coral Springs Charter: Gifts will be given to students at Coral Springs Hospital along with gifts from Flanagan: Falcon Flea Market Northeast: Marriage Booth Ring Pops to be purchased for Valentine’s Day Miramar: Alonso Mourning Pep Rally because of most attendance at 5k walk Plantation: Fed homeless PB&J’s; heard from women in distress Coral Glades: Sadie Hawkins Spirit Week South Plantation: Spirit Invasion- friendly spirit competition between classes Announcements Next BCASC Meeting is March 12 at Boyd Anderson at 4:30PM FASC: February 27—March 1 at Jefferson High School! BCASC Convention: Friday, April 24, 2015 at Pompano Beach High Honor Flight: April 25 and May 3! Email will be sent out regarding veterans going on trip. New co-host school for BCASC Conference is Plantation High School Awards packet will be sent out soon for BCASC Awards. Adjournment: 2:27pm Broward County Association of Student Councils March 12, 2015 Boyd Anderson High School Agenda Call to Order:4:30pm Guest Speakers Hello from Boyd Anderson’s SGA President and Principal Performance from Boyd Anderson’s B2B step team Dan Holmes: City of Lauderdale Lakes Maria Garcia: Joe DiMaggio Denim Day: Tuesday April 14th wear denim for support against Sexual Violence Minutes and Roll Call South Plantation motions to forgo the reading of the minutes; Cypreseconds to forgo the reading of the minutes. Roll Call Boyd Anderson Atlantic Tech Cooper City Coral Glades Coral Springs Stoneman Douglas Flanagan McArthur Monarch Pines Charter Plantation Pompano Beach South Plantation Stranahan Cypress Bay Fort Lauderdale Coral Springs Charter South Broward Western West Broward Nova Sheridan Tech Lauderdale Lakes Middle Walter C. Young Middle Rickards Middle Gulfstream Middle Forrest Glen Middle Treasurer’s Report General Fund: $5,472.15 Scholarship Fund: $3,000 Submitted to Honor Flight:$34,348.09 $1,341.99 still needs to be turned in along with $2,500 from Wacky. $37,800 has been donated toward the Honor Flight program. Officers’ Report President: BCASC Conference theme will be Coloring outside the lines. Schools are only allowed to bring a maximum of six delegates. Student Adviser to the School Board Report Unsung Hero Awards have not been submitted, and it is not too late for a speak up speak out! Student Activities Liaison Report Three of the five officer positions on the FASC Exec Board are schools within BCASC. If there are any 16 year old’s interested in becoming a guardian on an Honor Flight trip they are allowed to join, however it will cost money. Those interested in attending SFLTC inform adviser Committee Reports Talent Show: The BCASC Talent Show will be postponed due to lack of timing. Honor Flight: Next honor flight date will be April 25th at 9:30pm. Please send in project report form. Wacky Olympics: Cooper City was the school victorious high school and Lauderdale Lakes was the winning middle school Joe DiMaggio Glove Sales: Glove Challenges Cooper City challenges South Plantation McArthur challenges Plantation Sheridan Tech challenges Cypress Bay Nova challenges Coral Springs Gulfstream challenges Hallandale Stranahan challenges South Plantation Cypress Bay challenges Western Coral Springs challenges Douglas Plantation challenges Atlantic Tech Monarch would like to challenge Coral Glades Lauderdale Lakes would like to challenge Bair Old Business New Business Denim Day Proposal: Cypress Bay motions; Flanagan seconds. Motion passes. Audit Committee: Led by Pompano Beach High School. Sara Profetto: McArthur; Vanessa Ferguson: South Broward Project Committee: Coral Glades: Marissa Connell, Douglas, Plantation Constitution Committee : Coral Springs, Sheridan Tech, Coral Glades Student Adviser to the School Board Election Each gets a 4 minutes speech Table with microphone for questioning period Alexandria Khan from Stranahan HS Isaac Weiser from Cooper City High School Robert Lahiff from Plantation High School Student Representative to the Human Relations Committee Election Each gets a 1 minute speech Aida Sigel from Stranahan High School Johanna Ramos from Nova South Plantation moves and Nova seconds. School Board Adviser is Aida Sigel from Stranahan Assistant School Board Adviser is Issac Weiser from Cooper City Open Floor: “At my school we….” Announcements Next BCASC Meeting is April 9 at Ft. 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