Student Council
The MacArthur High School Student Council gives students a chance to help make decisions about our school. In addition to being a wonderful learning experience, it demonstrates to the students that they have a voice in the school and can make a difference. MacArthur High School's Student Council is made up of over 100 students, representing each class.
Student Council members are looked upon as the voice of the student body, capable of seeing projects come into action. The MacArthur High School Student Council is a very prominent school organization, heading many different events and projects throughout the school year. Its members are very organized and very willing to lend a helping hand. Leadership is the key word to describe our Council members.
What The Student Council Does:
Student Council members are looked upon as the voice of the student body, capable of seeing projects come into action. The MacArthur High School Student Council is a very prominent school organization, heading many different events and projects throughout the school year. Its members are very organized and very willing to lend a helping hand. Leadership is the key word to describe our Council members.
What The Student Council Does:
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Blood Drives
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Homecoming
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Food Drives
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School Improvement
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Teacher Appreciation
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Adopt a Child
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Apple Awards
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Flight School
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Leadership Camp
- When are Student Council Meetings?
- What are the qualifications to be in Student Council?
- What do you do at Student Council meetings?
- What Student Council committee may I become involved in?
When are Student Council Meetings?
What are the qualifications to be in Student Council?
What do you do at Student Council meetings?
What Student Council committee may I become involved in?
Useful Links
The Texas Association of Student Councils (TASC) is a non-profit organization serving high school and middle level student councils in Texas. Its purposes are to develop leadership abilities in students, promote democracy as a way of life and establish and uphold high standards for local councils. Organized in 1937, TASC has grown to serve more than 1340 member schools in Texas. Click the link below for more information.
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