CALVERT ASSOCIATION OF STUDENT COUNCILS PRESIDENTIAL PRESENTATION 2012-2013
The Calvert Association of Student Councils Executive Board for the 2012-2013 term consisted of dedicated individuals holding various positions such as President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and more. The organization's focus included constitution and bylaws revision, platform goals, MASC general assemblies, and involvement in leadership conferences. Elected and appointed positions, along with important dates and key responsibilities, were highlighted during the term. Resources such as the CASC website provided valuable information to members and stakeholders.
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CALVERT ASSOCIATION OF STUDENT COUNCILS PRESIDENTIAL PRESENTATION 2012-2013 2012-2013 CASC Executive Board President- Ronnie Forster Vice President- Kyle Kackley Second Vice President- Colleen Larsen Treasurer- Madeline Smith Secretary-Alexya Brown Advisor- Scott Goldstein Student Member on the Board- Christine Lukban
OVERVIEW CASC Positions and new Structure Constitution and Bylaws Revision CASC Platform Goals MASC General Assemblies Executive Board Meetings Southern Maryland Leadership Conference CASC Website Important Dates Summary Questions
ELECTED POSITIONS President Vice President 2nd Vice President Treasurer Secretary SMOB Ronnie Forster Kyle Kackley Colleen Larsen Madeline Smith Alexya Brown Christine Lukban PHS PHS PPMS HHS PHS HHS
APPOINTED POSITIONS-PART 1 MASC Liaison Legislative Affairs Coordinator Chief of Staff Historian Parliamentarian Junior Parliamentarian Relay for Life Coordinator Savannah Garber PHS Nicholas Schmitz HHS Ashley Kackley Sandie Goldstein Edward Town Hunter Marsh Kristin Mattia PHS PHS HHS MCMS PHS
APPOINTED POSITIONS- PART 2 (A CHANGE IN STRUCTURE) General Assembly Committee Chair General Assembly Committee General Assembly Committee General Assembly Committee Community Service Committee Chair Community Service Committee Community Service Committee Community Service Committee Fundraising Committee Chair Fundraising Committee Fundraising Committee Webmaster Computer Specialist Newsletter Editor Evaluations Committee Chair Evaluations Committee Public Relations Committee Chair Public Relations Committee Public Relations Committee Cara Mathers Serena Pearl Logan Toney Michalea Miller Tommy Peterson Emma Dodsworth Ivy Fahnestock Seth Bearjar MerridithTedtsen Michael Keffler LianaAguirre Erin Nordquist Luke Hendrix Lauren Nordquist Brianna Pickeral ChantaeWiseman Kadesha Mitchell Destiny Claggett Breona Buck CHS PHS CHS HHS HHS CMS PHS PHS HHS HHS HHS PHS PHS SMS HHS HHS CHS CHS CHS
CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS Available on CASC website Revision (Done by Kyle Kackley) Calvert County Collaborative for Youth added as an affiliate member of CASC MASC appointed and elected staff given voting priviledges Dues were raised by $5 to reflect the increase in student number and CASC activities MASC Liaison and Relay for Life Coordinator made permanent positions SMOB campaigning rules $25 dollars spending limit and no edible items can be used High School receives 4 electoral votes, middle schools receive 2 SMOB candidate must receive half + 1 votes to win All revisions will be put up to the General Assembly on February 8th, and will go into effect for the next school year
CASC PLATFORM Youth Representation Education Health Issues Environmental Issues Funding Student Safety & Discipline Peer Leadership
GOALS Educate the community of our organization Make sure citizen s are aware of who we are and what we do Offer CASC involvement in other s endeavor Encourage adults and those not involved to become involved Restructure the organization to reflect new initiatives and new members Create a more group intensive work environment Expand CASC s opportunities and abilities to their maximum Participation Encourage and allow all students, no matter what school or what education level they are, to become active members Make sure students know they have a voice in their school system Communication with schools Meet with school executive officials Visit the middle schools Make sure students are aware of CASC s actions
GOALS Create new bonds Get inspirational students and adults to speak and interact with students through general assemblies and meetings Preserve that bond through continued contact Collaborate with MASC Aid in volunteer efforts for Operation Second Chance Become involved in the Maryland Health Initiative Educate students Improve leadership skills, confidence, and communication skills Teach students about the diversity of their community BOE themed months Themed General Assemblies
MASC (CASCS PARENT ORGANIZATION) How does MASC relate to CASC? MASC Executive Board meetings President, Second Vice President, and SMOB attend and vote Others may attend as well as non-voting delegates High School Leadership Conference Bus full of attendees Many CASC members teaching workshops Legislative Session Lobbying Day Many students attended, bus was a success last year, would like to repeat last years large delegation Convention State Charity Operation Second Chance
GENERAL ASSEMBLIES Officer Reports Group Meetings Elections New Structure and Ideas Houses Encourage bonds to be made between students in the same house Excite students through activities and personal involvement Workshop rotation still allows for mixing of students Workshops Wide array of themes BOE themed months Lobbying in preparation of Legislative Session/Lobbying Day Political Parties in preparation for the 2012 election Outside Participation Calvert County Democratic Club Republican Women of Calvert County Calvert County Commission for Women MASC Future?
EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETINGS Design, discuss, and prepare for General Assemblies Plan and discuss fundraisers and community service Find officers to volunteer at events What Counts! Calvert Crusade for Children Handle administrative tasks Dues, CASC gear, registration, etc. Advertise and recruit for MASC events Update on legislative affairs Update from SMOB Update from advisor
SOUTHERN MARYLAND LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE Here we go again! 4 counties to participate Calvert St. Marys Prince Georges Charles Date is scheduled for April 13th, 2013 at PHS CASC to teach 10 workshops, 5 workshops from other counties At least 100 students signed up to happen Attendance!!! Counties will each give a presentation Everyone is more than welcome to attend!
CASCWEBSITE Thank you for letting us have it! Transition New Website Professional, New Website Content CASC Constitution and Bylaws Membership School Information CASC Calendar Links SMOB contact information Anything else you would like to see?
DATES CASC Executive Board Meetings at Calvert High School from 7:30 to 8:00 pm Monday, August 6 Monday, September 10 Monday, October 15 Monday, November 5 Monday, December 3 Tuesday, January 8 Monday, February 4 Tuesday, March 5 Tuesday, April 16 General Assemblies from 9:00 am-1:00 pm Thursday, Nov 1-PHS (Rescheduled to Thursday, November 8th) Thursday, Feb 7-NHS Thursday, April 10-HHS Once again, everyone is welcome to any meeting or General Assembly
SUMMARY CASC is changing New ideas New members Similar Goals Involvement is on the rise Traditions are staying strong There s a lot more to come! What Counts Forum Elections SMLC Questions?
