SHELDON ACADEMY · STUDENT LEADERSHIP
Know someone who listens, follows through, and wants to make our school better? Nominate them for Student Council—or nominate yourself.
All positions are open to grades 6–8. Choose one position for each nomination.
Leads meetings, represents students, and works with the advisor.
Supports the president and helps coordinate council projects.
Takes meeting notes and keeps council information organized.
Helps the advisor track fundraising, spending, and event budgets.
Helps plan spirit days, dances, and school activities.
Creates posters and announcements to promote council events.
Shares ideas and concerns from students in their grade.
Mr. Alexander will review nominations and confirm each nominee’s interest before the election ballot is finalized.
Council members are expected to attend meetings, help with events, listen to classmates, and follow the Cougar Code: Be Safe, Be Kind, Be Respectful, and Be Responsible.
Ask your nominee first. Complete the form below with thoughtful, respectful responses. Required fields are marked with an asterisk.
Use the Student Council nominations to suggest a student who could contribute thoughtfully to school leadership. Read the current directions on this page before you begin, because the activity or available choices may change.
Read the descriptions of the leadership roles. Consider the responsibilities involved, and ask your nominee whether they are interested before submitting.
Enter the requested information and choose the role that fits your nomination. Use a specific, respectful example to explain the person’s strengths.
Check the spelling of names and the selected role. Explain leadership qualities such as listening, reliability, collaboration, or follow-through instead of only popularity.
Mr. Alexander reviews nominations and confirms interest before the ballot is finalized. A nomination is an invitation to be considered, not an election result.
Find more support through the Student Hub or open the Student Toolkit.