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The Lenape Ambassador Program, starting in the 2010-11 school year, aims to support students through initiatives driven by their own ideas and majority vote. Focusing on enhancing the transition to 7th grade, alleviating 9th grade assessment stress, and collaborating with students with special needs, this program encourages active student participation. Subcommittees like Summer Orientation and Beautification engage students in meaningful activities. If you’re compassionate, responsible, and a good communicator, apply by October 3, 2013, to start making a positive impact at Lenape!
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Lenape Ambassador Program Interest Meeting September 16, 2014
Began 2010-11 school year • Student-driven goals based on helping philosophy • Ideas generated by all with majority vote on initiatives History
Supporting the transition to 7th grade • Helping alleviate the stress of 9th grade assessment • Working with students with special needs Initial focus
Summer Orientation • Special Needs • Beautification • Service Current subcommittees
Majority of the Ambassadors involved • Approximately 195 7th graders attended this summer • Feedback from 2013 prompted changes for this past summer • Excellent feedback from attendees • Goals – fun, reduce fear, inform Orientation Subcommittee
Goal – have fun and develop relationships • Mrs. Kramer, room 334: Split into two teams (A & B) on alternating Mondays Activities planned during after Committee meetings • Mrs. Spiece, room 106: Passes for volunteer Ambassadors to take a friend and eat lunch with the class Special Needs Subcommittee
Developed from the idea to have Lenape look more appealing and communication information • Last summer many of the hallway candid picture were updated • A Tribe Pride bulletin board was created across from the auditorium • Goal is to celebrate the achievements/accomplishments of Lenape students as well as those connected to the “Lenape community” Beautification Subcommittee
Service to Greenleaf Nursing Home in town • Play games with residents 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month from 6-7 p.m. • Opportunity for all to volunteer • Sign up in guidance office Service Subcommittee
Mrs. Schmon organizes meetings • Rely on passes and email • Students are expected to attend and provide insight/ideas to the group • Initiatives are voted on by group • Students sign up to be part of Subcommittees, minimum of 1, maximum of 2 • Follow up and follow through occurs after meetings How it works
Are you available? • Are you in good academic standing? • Are you responsible? • Are you a helper? • Are you a good communicator? Do you have what it takes?
Genuine • Inspires others • Welcoming • Encourage acceptance • Pleasant demeanor • Supportive in nature • Good communicator • Demonstrates maturity beyond her years • Lends a helping hand • Puts others first Lenape Ambassadors
Puts others first • Mature and responsible • Makes others smile • Compassionate • Excellent social skills • Makes others feel welcome • Respectful and attentive listener • Easy to talk to • Considerate of others • Kind-hearted Lenape Ambassadors
Sunny disposition • Generous with time and possessions • Proud to serve • Cares about all • Sincere • Eagerly meets new challenges • Role model for others • People person • Kind and fair • Deeply thoughtful Lenape Ambassadors
Take an application today or pick one up in guidance • Complete it thoughtfully • Turn it in to guidance office by October 3, 2013 • You’ll find out whose been selected by October 10, 2013 • First New Ambassador meeting will be October 13, 2013 during resource and continue until 3:00 in the main office conference room What to do next . . .