ASB Leadership Reflection

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When I was in middle school, I was elected to be vice president of our school. Our activities/ ASB director suggested that I should run because he thought I’d be good for the position and also my past involvement in school. After being elected our board consisted of a president, vice-president, treasurer, secretary, and spirit officer- then the rest of our ASB members who were selected by teachers. Generally, our ASB all worked well together. I ended up doing a decent amount of work, but the president and myself both delegated jobs throughout the course of the year to coordinate events for the school. Everything that was delegated got done and was done well. Ultimately, I learned from this leadership experience that some people need more help

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