The NBHS Leadership League

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There are many goals of our club. They all are based on NBHS’s mission statement and goals.

Our club will . . .
- Build civic and social responsibility o Civic responsibility through community service
• Community Round Up (Last Saturday of October)
• Night to Care (First Friday of December)
• Matt’s Mission 5K Volunteering (Typically in May) o Social responsibility through hosting community forums
• Discussing a topic concerning schools (ie. Bullying, plagiarism, etc.)
• Discussing positive aspects of schools (marketing for NBPS)
• Educate students on voting rights
• Educate students on world issues (including advisory activities)
- Extenuate positive environment by teaching about acceptance, inclusion, and invitation o Hold advisory workshops o Invite students to leadership opportunities hosted by club
- Teach about how to make a difference o Hold skillshops concerning 100 out of the 147 leadership skills o Apply skills through interactive, pre-planned situations (experiential learning)
- Create teams, not groups o Teaching how everyone in a team has a position o Work towards common goals o Apply skills to events listed under civic and social responsibilities o Learn how titles do not indicate leadership

The club will be an enrichment course for students including gifted and talented. We will learn about . . .
- Energizers, name games, and ice breakers
- How to create a retreat/ conference/ seminar (nuts and bolts)
- How to facilitate a meeting/ workshop
- Team building
- Applied reflection (self-reflection)
- Feedback o Assertiveness o Advocacy
- The 7 C’s of a team o change, citizenship, common purpose, collaboration, controversy with civility

Celebration is an important piece of achievement. After midterms, students will...

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... and applications in and out of school to attendees.

Overall, we have 5 goals, which are: o To cultivate personal growth and learning o To empower and inspire o To build strong teams that make a difference o To promote difference making in the community and world o To educate students on leadership skills

Because of this club experience, students will be better college candidates due to their leadership skills. Future success will be a topic we discuss, especially through application of skills we educate. Our focus is not service or diversity, rather educating students with the necessary skills to make a difference and be successful during and after high school.

The mission of the NBHS Leadership League is to promote civic and social responsibility through experiential learning and leadership education development.
“Leaders create more leaders, not followers.”

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