Date of Meeting
__/__/__
Opens at
_:__ pm
Adjourned at
_:__ pm
# of members present
__
# of members absent
__
Presiding Officer:
_____________
(Title)
Brief Report:
______________
Department Updates:
______________
Motions:
Motion to ___________________
Final Certified Vote: __ yay/ __ nay
Announcements
___________________________
Date of Meeting
11/29/2023
Opens at
1:03 pm
Adjourned at
1:14 pm
# of members present
26
# of members absent
22
Presiding Officer:
Brandon Macias
(President)
Brief Report:
Protest went very well, 31 students attended, with more than a dozen students speaking up during public comment and even condenting with administration regarding specifics of the issue
The protest result in very high tensions between both parties, it felt very overreactionary
Will set up meeting with admin in the future to be able to continue negotiating this issue
Cocoa & Cram Collaboration with NHS & Link Crew is upcoming on the 15th of December, resources will be provided by the Non-profit (SAU Inc.)
Mock Ethics Bowl next month, we’re discussing with the ethics club as to the specifics of issues we may discuss.
We need roughly 16 members to take on tasks regarding public records requests, information gathering, and more.
Open Discussion
N/A
Department Updates:
N/A
Motions:
N/A
Announcements
N/A
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Date of Meeting
11/8/2023
Opens at
1:01 pm
Adjourned at
1:? pm
# of members present
29
# of members absent
Presiding Officer:
Brandon Macias
(President)
Brief Report:
Hosting protest November 9th, at Student Site Council for the Lunch Line 3:35-4:45
If it does not work we will go to the board of education
16 people confirmed that they will be able to go
Poster making for the protest (after school at College and Career Center and Lunch 11/9)
Student Survey
Students complained about the long lunch lines
14 minutes to actually eat lunch
Open Discussion
Department Updates:
Motions:
Announcements
1st Admin Meeting will be on October 23rd
Date of Meeting
10/13/2023
Opens at
1:07 pm
Adjourned at
1:22 pm
# of members present
21
# of members absent
25
Presiding Officer:
Brandon Macias
(President)
Brief Report:
Fall survey has been released
School Safety plan has been approved
Athletic trainer situation
Trainer must clear athlete before they can go back to playing
Without trainer, athletes have to play on injuries since there is no one to treat them
Mock Ethics Bowl will be on November 2nd
Topics TBD
SnapRaise Fundraiser is going well so far, 600 dollars raised
Graduation & Banquet
Seniors will receive sashes and possibly pins
New Meeting Date? Wednesdays during Lunch Bi-Weekly
After School Meetings for Cabinet & other positions (Day TBD)
Open Discussion
Dress Code & Discipline policies
Lunch Lines
Why did they close the speed lines for lunch time?
Answer: wanted to reduce chaos and ensure all students are getting a fruit while protecting themselves from disrespectful students
Student suggested that we should record how much time it takes for them to get lunch (accurate timing)
Nutrition Quality
Student mentioned that item received was expired and smelled bad
Expensive Tickets
Plan is to suggest to admin to move money around to decrease prices so they are more affordable
Ticket prices also include prom & gradbash (~$100 for prom & ~$300 for gradbash)
Athletic Trainers & Student Athlete issues
Classroom Problems
Ants crawling in classrooms
Department Updates:
Motions:
Announcements
1st Admin Meeting will be on October 23rd
Date of Meeting
09/01/2023
Opens at
1:05 pm
Adjourned at
1:21 pm
# of members present
31
# of members absent
57
Presiding Officer:
Brandon Macias
(President)
Brief Report:
Welcome/ Back
Advisor Introduction
Ongoing Snap-Raise Fundraiser
Open Discussion
Dress Code
The dress code proposal is being re-introduced again, with an emphasis on changing policy focused on female attire, and headware that has been banned by being labeled as “gang” attire.
Gates
Locked randomly/very inconsistent
Propose a public and consistent schedule to have the athletic gate open by 4pm
Tardy Sweeps
Unnecessary; process takes up more time
Teachers may have push back
Comment: Teachers have certain preferences when it comes to tardiness so some may continue to keep their doors locked and are more inclined to think tardy sweeps are beneficial while others may feel differently
Unfair that people some are excused from following the rules
Comment: some students who are friends with security, teachers, or admins are able to stay out and don’t get told anything during tardy sweeps or after the bell rings
Department Updates:
N/A
Motions:
Motion to continue Dress Code Proposal
Final Certified Vote: 31 yay/0 nay
Motion to continue Gates Proposal
Final Certified Vote: 30 yay/1 nay
Motion to continue Tardy Sweeps Proposal
Final Certified Vote: 28 yay/3 nay
Motion to continue Mental Health Proposal
Final Certified Vote: 31 yay/0 nay
Announcements
New SAU charters will be starting up in Walnut and New York
Snap Raise fundraiser reminder
Form for committees will be sent out
Meeting day Survey will also be sent out
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