Middle school student council

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Are you a first year student council advisor, feeling totally overwhelemed? I've been there! When I first started as the staff advisor for 6th-grade student council, I was lost, confused, and overwhelmed! I created this free brainstorming guide to help make sure that others don't need to feel that way! This blog post will help you brainstorm logisitics, activities, and ideas for your elementary, middle school, or high school student council to help get started on the right foot!

Make this year’s Homecoming week one that includes every student. This blog post includes tips and ideas for creating inclusive events, everything from Homecoming royalty to spirit assembly games, to dress-up themes. This is a must-read for any middle or high school student council advisor.

Kick off a strong student council program this year with these back-to-school ideas and tips from a fellow student council advisor.

Build a student council calendar of events that will create a high-impact and low-stress year using these tried-and true tips and ideas from a fellow high school student council advisor.

Middle school student councils serve the same functions as high school student councils: they develop leadership skills, foster community awareness and participation and promote school spirit.

Middle school student councils serve the same functions as high school student councils: they develop leadership skills, foster community awareness and participation and promote school spirit.

School campaign poster!

Here are 15 awesome student council campaign sign ideas to help your middle schooler get elected this year!

The Student-vs-Staff Basketball Game is almost here! This fun annual event will be on Wednesday, March 20th, at the West High Gym. Doors open at 6:15, and the games begin at 6:45. Every student who buys a ticket to the event can sign up to play versus the Staff Basketball Team. Student Teams will be in groups of 5. Students can sign up as a team of five, or as an individual (or small group) and then be placed on a team of five. Students who wish to play in the game must: 1) Buy a ticket. 2)…