Broward County Association of Student Councils
2014-2015 Officers
President School………………………………………
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Flanagan High School
Andrea Rodriguez
[email protected]
(954) 740-4932
Xenia Snatiago
(754) 323-0650
(754) 323-0780
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Boyd Anderson High School
Rose Alexandre
[email protected]
(954) 551-6209
Marie Duperval
(754)322-0200
(754) 322-0330
Middle School Vice President School:
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Lauderdale Lakes Middle School
Adriana Laplanche
[email protected]
(954) 560-3682
Beatrice Baptiste
(754) 322-3500
(754) 322-3585
Secretary School:…………………………………….
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McArthur HS High School
Brandon Frantz
[email protected]
(954) 258-8984
Anthony Vasconez
[email protected]
(954) 728-0507
Mary Geus
(754) 323-1200
(754) 323-1330
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Pompano Beach High School
Genae Brown
[email protected]
(954) 531-9882
Gonzalo Vasquez
[email protected]
(954) 663-1309
Lisa Gould
(754) 322-2000
(754) 322-3130
Parliamentarian School:……………………………
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Stoeman Douglas High School
Carly Snytte
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(954) 815-6769
Latanya Fondren
(754) 322-2150
(754) 322-2203
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Fernando Tolan
[email protected]
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(954)297-8749
Mary Geus
(754) 323-1200
(754) 323-2203
Assistant Advisor to the School Board……… Jamie Cutler
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Telephone:……………………………………………… (954)558-7119
Advisor:………………………………………………….. Gloria Perez
School Telephone:…………………………………… (754) 323-0200
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Student Activities Liaison………………………..
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Michael Roland
[email protected]
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(754)321-1201
(954)249-6179
(754)321-1205
Broward County Association of Student Councils
Dinner Kick-Off Meeting
South Plantation High School
August 28, 2014
I. Call to Order - 7:02 PM
II. Special Presentation
A. Welcome from South Plantation HS President Asana. Welcome from South
Plantation Assistant Principal.
B. BCASC would like to present an award to Chuck Puleri, of Herff Jones for his
assistance and backing of many BCASC events.
III. Guest Speakers
A. Patricia Good - gives thanks to all students in appreciation for all
accomplishments, leaves with motivational quote, “Attitude determines your
altitude!”
B. Ms. Dawn and Merdock from the Broward County Humane Society – offers
appreciation to BCASC for their assistance in all aspects of the Humane
Society. BCHS offers teen programs in which teens may work alongside with
animals one on one. Gives thanks for all donations. Volunteer programs have
a waiting list, program is on a first come first serve basis.
C. Introduction of all BCASC Officers
IV. Minutes and Roll Call
A. Due to the last meeting being the 2014 BCASC Convention there are no
minutes to report.
B. Middle Schools Present:
- Beachside Montessori
- Dillard 6-12
- Forest Glen
- Gulfstream
- Imagine Charter
- Lauderdale Lakes
- New Renaissance
- New River
- Olsen
- Parkway
- Rickards
- Tequesta Trace
- Walter C. Young
- Westglades
- Westpine
- William Dandy
C. High Schools Present:
- Atlantic Tech
- Blanche Ely
- Boyd Anderson
- Coconut Creek
- Cooper City
- Coral Glades
- Coral Springs
- Coral Springs Charter
- Cypress Bay
- Deerfield Beach
- Dillard
- Everglades
- Flanagan
- Fort Lauderdale
- Hallandale
- Hollywood Hills
- McArthur
- McFatter Tech
- Miramar
- Monarch
- Northeast
- Nova
- Pembroke Pines Charter
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Piper
Plantation
Pompano Beach
Sheridan Tech
South Broward
South Plantation
Stoneman-Douglas
Stranahan
Taravella
West Broward
Western
V. Treasurer’s Report
A. BCASC has $9,408.04 in the treasury. There is $8,908.04 in the operating
fund and $500 in the scholarship fund. High school dues are $110 dollars.
Middle School Dues are $30. Dues are due no later than November 1st 2014.
VI. Officer’s and Student Advisors to the School Board
A. Unsung hero award will be continuing. The August selections must be
submitted to the Student advisor to the School Board by 9/5.
B. Speak up speak outs will be continuing. These are sessions in which Jaime
and Fernando attend schools and discuss county activities.
VII. Student Activities Liaison Report
A. Mr. Roland encourages all eligible students to vote during elections. Voting
turnout was less than 13%.
B. Bond issue discussed, and delegates were informed that the Bond would
provide over $880 million in funds for school building and technology repairs.
C. Mr. Roland gives thanks to all student body presidents. Quotes Nike, “Just Do
It”.
D. High Schools will participate in 5 BCASC projects. Middle Schools will
participate in 4 BCASC projects. Schools are allowed to branch off from the 4
or 5 county projects.
E. Mr. Roland was disappointed that no schools attended Broward County
Schools meeting regarding Valedictorian system or College Honors system.
F. Broward County Ethics forum committee will meet at Western HS on
September 3rd at 3:30pm
G. Middle School Leadership Workshop: if anybody is interested please pick up
an application. These forms should be submitted to Mr. Roland by 9/5
H. FASC Kickoff Conference will take place at Ocoee HS on September 19th &
29th
I. D6 next meeting will take place at S.L.A.M Academy on Saturday 9/27.
J. State Convention will be held at Jefferson HS located in Tampa
approximately in the last week of February and the first week of March
VIII. Committee Reports – there are no committee reports
IX. Old Business
A. Explanation of County Wide Projects
i. Humane Society Report (August/September) In need of a county
chair.
ii. Honor Flight (October/November) Goal is to raise a minimum of
$48,000
iii. Love Your Planet (January/February) Each school will be free to
select their own project. In need of a chair for this project.
iv. Joe DiMaggio Glove Challenge (March/ April) Chair has already
been selected for this project.
v. Destination Diploma – HS Only (All Year) In need of a
countywide chair.
B. Sponsored Events
i. Broward Student Ethics Forum- planning is already in place, chair
will be chosen at Sept. 3rd meeting at 3:30pm
ii. Middle School Leadership Workshop
iii. Wacky Olympics- scheduled for March 7th 2015. Will be located
at Western HS
iv. Broward Student’s Leaders day @ NSU
X. New Business
1.South Plantation HS moved that the BCASC would pay for the continental breakfast at
Broward Student Leaders Day to be held on Friday, March 6, 2015. Seconded by West
Broward HS
Motion carried 43 - 0- 7 abstentions
2.
Cooper City HS moved that BCASC hold a contest to determine a co-host for the
annual BCASC Convention. While the convention will be held at Pompano Beach High
School and the Pompano Beach High School Student Government will continue to
provide logistical support, the co-host would select the theme for the convention and
select and help with convention decorations. To be selected a school must make a 4minute presentation at the October BCASC meeting explaining the theme they are
suggesting and why they should be selected. After the presentations the BCASC would
vote, the convention co-host being chosen by a majority vote. The BCASC would
provide the convention co-host with $300 with which they are to purchase decorations.
The school selected will receive 4 free registrations to the BCASC Convention. This
contest will be open to both middle and high school. However, a school must register
with the president (Flanagan High School) by Wednesday, October 1, 2014 to make a
presentation.Seconded by South Plantation HS.
Motion carried 44-0-6 abstentions
3.
South Broward moved that the BCASC establish a committee to research the
possibility of holding a countywide student talent show, the funds raised by such a show
would go to the BCASC Scholarship Fund. Seconded by Cypress Bay HS
Motion carried 48-2
4.
Blanche Ely HS moved that the BCASC authorizes the officers to procure a
motivational speaker for the BCASC Convention and
that the amount paid to that
speaker not to exceed $1,000. This sum is to be inclusive of all expenses. Seconded by
Ft. Lauderdale HS.
Motion carried 50-0
XI. Special Announcements
A. BCASC County Project Report form- every school will have to give county
report forms to chair school.
B. Announcement of BCASC project/ Event Chair Schools
Honor Flight chair: Atlantic Tech
Joe DiMaggio chair: Cooper City HS
Chairs needed for Humane Society and love your planet. Duties of Chair
schools – must send report forms to Flanagan HS (BCASC President
School)
C. Chair Applications were distributed to delegates
XII. Open Floor- “At my school we…”
A. South Broward HS - Freshmen Invasion, all clubs represented greetings from
principal and athletics. Upcoming projects will be “Lock-In” to affiliate
students with school.
B. Cooper City HS – Rush week- Monday to Friday all clubs hold a booth at
lunch, allowing new students to sign up for the various clubs the school has to
offer.
C. Coconut Creek HS - Started Freshman Academy in which freshmen separated
from upperclassmen. Freshmen were provided I.D’s and t-shirts. And were
affiliated with clubs, sports, etc.
D. New Renaissance MS – Raised money for breast cancer, Honor Flight, and
Joe DiMaggio.
E. South Plantation HS – Paladin Round Up, Freshmen Boot Camp. $10
registration fee. T-Shirt and other gear. Ice Breakers and other games to
affiliate students.
F. Cypress Bay HS – Freshmen orientation that was a beach/ surf theme.
Lifeguard SGA students informed freshmen on school activities. A spirit
square offered freshman the opportunity to see the organizations the schools
had to offer.
G. Coral Springs HS – Share a Coke with a Freshman, handing out surveys to
Freshman and Upper Classmen to have a mentorship program with all clubs
and sports.
H. Atlantic Tech – ALS Ice Bucket Challenge raised over $470 in 4 minutes.
I. Plantation High School – Colonel Boot Camp, paid $15 shirts given saying “I
survived Colonel Boot Camp” freshmen were affiliated on campus.
J. Ft. Lauderdale HS – Leadership Lock-in for students across campus.
K. Hallandale HS – Freshmen Orientation, letters sent to houses to advertise
orientation, books, and schedule
L. Flanagan HS – First CFLTC, an interview into SGA gave student the
opportunity to partake in this boot camp.
M. McArthur HS – Freshman Invasion, Student Panels to for freshmen students,
Pep Rally, and introduction into HS life.
N. Blanche Ely HS – Greeting week with freshmen, and pep rally to encourage
positive influences.
O. Boyd Andersen HS - Let’s get acquainted week, fun activity to have students
assimilate into High School.
P. Deerfield Beach HS – Freshmen Round Up pep rally for freshmen to orient
themselves into high school with school clubs. Tailgating party unifying the
student body.
Q. Dillard HS - Freshman Orientation, all clubs, sports, and activities advertising
all school activities.
R. Coral Springs Charter School – The Princess Party; going to a homeless
shelter to set up a party to make the children feel like royalty.
S. Imagine MS – Dodgeball tournament, winning teams will compete against
teachers. Tournament welcomed for students grades 6-8.
T. For the next at my school week we will like to hear about Fundraising
ideas.
XIII. Announcements
A. Next BCASC Meeting- Thursday September 18th 2014. McArthur High
School 8:30am
B. FASC Kickoff Leadership Conference- September 19 & 29 – Ocoee HS
C. SGA Day at FAU (HS Only) – September 23rd 2014
D. BCASC Convention – Friday April 24th 2015 @ Pompano Beach HS
E. FASC District 6 Meeting – Saturday September 27th 2014 @ S.L.A.M
Academy
F. Middle School Leadership Workshop- Saturday, October 25th 2014Plantation MS
G. D6 president – reminder of all D6 meetings and their locations.
H. BCASC Officers Meeting will take place on Sept. 10th @ 5:00pm at Panera
Bread.
I. Committee chairs are needed for all remaining county projects.
XIV. Adjournment – 8:43 PM
BCASC Proposals
South Plantation HS moved that the BCASC would pay for the continental breakfast
at Broward Student Leaders Day to be held on Friday, March 6, 2015. Seconded by
West Broward HS
Motion carried 43 - 0- 7 abstentions
Cooper City HS moved that BCASC hold a contest to determine a co-host for the
annual BCASC Convention. While the convention will be held at Pompano Beach
High School and the Pompano Beach High School Student Government will continue
to provide logistical support, the co-host would select the theme for the convention
and select and help with convention decorations. To be selected a school must make
a 4-minute presentation at the October BCASC meeting explaining the theme they are
suggesting and why they should be selected. After the presentations the BCASC
would vote, the convention co-host being chosen by a majority vote. The BCASC
would provide the convention co-host with $300 with which they are to purchase
decorations. The school selected will receive 4 free registrations to the BCASC
Convention. Seconded by South Plantation HS.
This contest will be open to both middle and high school. However, a school must
register with the president (Flanagan High School) by Wednesday, October 1, 2014 to
make a presentation.
Motion carried 44-0-6 abstentions
South Broward moved that the BCASC establish a committee to research the
possibility of holding a countywide student talent show, the funds raised by such a
show would go to the BCASC Scholarship Fund. Seconded by Cypress Bay HS
Motion carried 48-2
Blanche Ely HS moved that the BCASC authorizes the officers to procure a
motivational speaker for the BCASC Convention and that the amount paid to that
speaker not to exceed $1,000. This
sum is to be inclusive of all expenses.
Seconded by Ft. Lauderdale
HS.
Motion carried 50-0
Broward County Association of Student Councils
September 18, 2014
McArthur High School
Agenda
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Call to Order
Guest Speakers
Minutes and Roll Call
Treasurer’s Report
Officers Report
a. President
Student Advisers to the School Board Report
Student Activities Liaison Report
Committee Reports
a. Humane Society
b. Talent Show
c. Ethics Conference
Old Business
a. County Project Chairs:
1.
Humane Society: Dillard High
2.
Honor Flight: Atlantic Tech
3.
Environmental: Ft. Lauderdale High
4.
Joe DiMaggio: Cooper City High
5.
Destination Diploma: Miramar High
b. Sponsored Events:
1.
Ethics Forum: Nova High
2.
Wacky Olympics: Western High
c. Co-Host Contest
d. Middle School Leadership Workshop
10. New Business
a. BCASC support for the Middle School Leadership Workshop
b. Humane Society point system and recognition
11. Open Floor: “At my school we….”
12. Announcements
a. Next BCASC Meeting: Thursday, October 16th at Coral Springs High
School at 1:30pm
b. FASC Kickoff Conference: September 19th and 20th at Ocoee High
c. SGA Day at FAU (High Schools only): September 23rd
d. FASC D6 Meeting: Saturday, September 27th at S.L.A.M.
e. Ethics Conference: October 3rd at Pompano Beach High
f. MSLW: Saturday October 25th at Plantation Middle
g. BCASC Convention: Friday, April 24th, 2015 at Pompano Beach High
13. Adjournment
BCASC Proposals
Middle School Leadership Workshop
Be it moved that BCASC pay for the continental breakfast and lunch for the Middle
School Leadership Workshop with the caveat that the BCASC will be reimbursed by
the Department of Activities for this expense.
Humane Society
Be it moved that BCASC recognize one high school and one middle school for the
most donation items collected. Report forms are due to Dillard High School (see
below) by Oct. 3rd for entry, point system to determine winner will be as follows:
***No Monetary Donations considered***
Item
Points worth
Bath Towels and wash cloths
10 points each
Blankets
10 points each
Dog/Cat Treats
5 points per medium sized bag/package
Toys
10 points each
Small animal food (Guinea pig, rabbit
15 points for each bag
and ferret food)
Timothy hay
15 points for each bag
Paper towels
10 points per roll
Soap
10 points each container
Disinfecting wipes
15 points each package/container
KMR (kitten milk replacer)
20 points each
Exbilac (puppy milk replacer)
20 points each
Can of pet food
5 points each
Humane Society Chair School………………..…….
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Dillard High School
Ryan Mohorne
Samantha Palacios