Los Juentes students launch new leadership program after decade-long hiatus
October 28, 2024 | Martinez Unified, School Districts, California
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The student leaders, including President Cefax Aziz, Vice President Faye Celestri, Speaker of the House Eunice Rodriguez, and Treasurer Janessa Carranza, shared their experiences and the initiatives they have undertaken. They expressed gratitude for the opportunity to present and emphasized the importance of student leadership in fostering a positive school environment. The team has been actively involved in various activities, including organizing a coin drive that successfully raised over $1,600 to support their programs.
During their presentation, the students discussed the skills they are developing, such as responsibility, integrity, and teamwork. They also highlighted their commitment to ensuring that all student voices are heard and valued. The leadership team meets twice a month to plan activities, spirit days, and fundraising efforts, aiming to enhance the school community.
Board members praised the students for their enthusiasm and clear communication. One board member inquired about the initiation of the leadership program, confirming that the students themselves took the initiative to establish it. The board expressed optimism about the future of these young leaders, suggesting that their experiences will shape their character and confidence as they progress in their education.
In addition to the student leadership presentation, the board acknowledged the completion of the Otis Spunkmeyer Believe Children fundraiser and the success of the coin drive, thanking the community for their support. The meeting underscored the district's commitment to empowering students and fostering a collaborative school culture.
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