Custer Elementary students present leadership projects to Monroe school board
Summary
Students from Custer Elementary described student council, classroom jobs and peer-advocacy programs to the Monroe Public Schools Board, with principal Melissa Bell saying the presentation 'came from their hearts.'
Custer Elementary students and staff gave a brief presentation to the Monroe Public Schools Board of Education about student leadership programs and activities. Melissa Bell, principal at Custer, introduced three student delegates and described classroom leadership opportunities such as student news, student council, positivity points and classroom jobs.
"So our job tonight is to tell you a little bit about student leadership at Custer," Bell told the board, adding that the presentation "came from their hearts and what they truly feel their leadership roles at Custer are." Students who introduced themselves included Serenity Ware, Jackson Grama and Cameron Fuser; they spoke about qualities of good leaders and encouraged kindness, responsibility and participation in school activities. Board members thanked the students and acknowledged their courage in presenting to the full board.
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