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Student government outlines kindness, anti-bullying and service campaigns, student 'closet' and a BioLabs partnership
Summary
Student government representatives told the board about a district kindness and anti-bullying campaign Oct. 27–30, plans for monthly follow-up events, a student-clothing donation drive for November and an ongoing BioLabs/BioCiti partnership involving 20–30 students.
A student representative updated the Board of Education on student government activities and partnerships during the Oct. 14 meeting.
The report described a kindness and anti-bullying campaign scheduled for Oct. 27–30 with in-person events at middle and high schools and plans for monthly follow-up activities. The representative said SEL ambassadors and climate liaisons will support the work and that the district’s food service director, Mister Young, is involved with the share-table policy planning.
Students plan a clothing donation and giveaway — a ‘student closet’ — targeted for November pending space and logistics; the student representative said some donations remain from a prior event and the district is coordinating with community partners and businesses for more contributions.
The student representative described a BioLabs/BioCiti partnership in the science pathway involving roughly 20–30 students doing city-focused research and evening classes; the students said the partnership provides real-world research experience and professional connections.
Board members asked for the student presentation slides to be posted with meeting materials and recommended earlier outreach for future student elections so candidates may begin planning earlier in the year. The student representative asked the board to support posting the presentation and to continue including student voice in planning.
