Clubs

Service Form

At School Service Ideas

Tutor for teachers

• contact teachers and ask if you can tutor during Plus period--Mr. Milligan can always use help!
• go to the library and ask the teachers running the After School tutoring lab if they need help

Talk to teachers, see if they need help with anything

• cleaning, organizing, grading papers, whatever! 

Befriend someone at school you think needs a friend, eat lunch with them (must have Advisor approval for this one)

Go to the self-contained Resource class (Room 203)  during Plus and teach skills or play game with the students in that class.

Community Service ideas (serving family members does not count)

• Bountiful Food Pantry--go work for a couple of hours
• Christmas Box House--see what needs they have
• Babysit for free for young parents
• Walk a dog for neighbor or someone who can't get out
• Shovel snow, rake leaves, help someone move, do housework for someone in need
• Talk to church leaders and see what they need done--cleaning the church?
• Serve food at a homeless shelter
• Gather supplies for a homeless shelter
• Read to someone at an Assisted Living Center who can't read for themselves
• Put together a short musical program or other entertainment for an Assisted Living Center or Nursing home
• Hold a bake sale for your favorite charity
• Volunteer to fun/walk/ride for fundraiser events like Race for the Cure or Relay for Life
• Cleanup a section of a city trail
• Volunteer at an animal shelter
• Contact your city and see what you can do to better your city
• Plant a tree!  In a public place--get permission from the city first
• Write letters to servicemen or missionaries (not a family member)
• Make cookies and give them to a neighbor
• Write a letter of thanks to all of your teachers
• Tutor a young child
• Clean toys at your church nursery/kids playroom

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7th Grade:

• Each Elementary School will conduct their own election process.  Follow whatever rules they have for you.
• Each Elementary will tell SDJH who their 1 or 2 candidates are by MAY 1.
• SDJH  will set up interviews with the candidates for after school in the first two weeks of May.

Click here for interview questions.

Here is one option, if you choose to do a storyboard:  Storyboard template

8th and 9th Grade:

All deadlines are listed on the school calendar and were provided at the mandatory meeting.

If you need help with filming your video then please make an appointment with the officer advisor as soon as possible, before the submission deadline.

Click here for interview questions.

Here is one option, if you choose to do a storyboard:  Storyboard template

WXHS Sophomore Rep:

All deadlines and requirements are provided at the mandatory meeting.

To run for a student office, you must meet the following criteria and standards:

• Have 3.0 GPA during each of the 3 terms prior to elections. (3 criteria)
• Have 3.0 CPA during each of the 3 terms prior to elections. (3 criteria)
• No F‘s during each of the 3 terms prior to elections. (1 criteria)
• No U‘s during each of the 3 terms prior to elections. (1 criteria)
• No more than 2 N's for the current school year (1 criteria)

If you are deficient in one or two of the nine criteria listed above, you must submit a letter of appeal to the standards committee 3 days prior to campaigning if you want to run. If you are deficient in three or more, you may not appeal.

Officers must maintain a 3.0 GPA and 3.0 CPA, and have no F‘s, U‘s, or N's. Failure to meet these standards will result in probation for one term. A second failure to maintain these standards will result in removal from office.