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This year's ASB\r\nAmbassador positions were announced today. Pictured you see ASB members\r\ncelebrating their new positions. Each ASB class member competed for an\r\nAmbassador position. Students were placed based on skillsets, passions\r\nand experience. "Last year, we brainstormed all areas of the school\r\nthat may need a liaison and created Public Relation Ambassador positions based\r\non need," shared Mrs. Mebes, ASB Advisor. Each week, we have an ASB\r\nmeeting for official business, which the clubs and athletic teams appreciate\r\nfor streamlining of processes. Followed by an Ambassador Meeting where we\r\neach share our plans of action for the week.
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\r\nOne Ambassador position\r\nwe would like to spotlight is the Positive Relations Ambassadors. \r\nPositive Relations Ambassadors work throughout the year to help create a\r\npositive school culture. Maybe last year you saw the “Take What You Need\r\nWall” on the ASB classroom door in the hallway. The project was also\r\nspotlighted by our Media Communications Class and was featured on our website.\r\nIt consisted of positive affirmations on post-it notes that were placed for\r\nstudents to reaffirm that they are valued, appreciated and special. Our\r\ngoal is to strengthen bonds and create a positive culture on an ongoing\r\nbasis. Ambassadors continue to plan projects to thank our teachers and\r\nvalued staff. They work diligently throughout the year on culture\r\nbuilding events and projects and we feel it will have a lasting impact.
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\r\nNew Student Orientation\r\nAmbassadors welcome all new students and serve as their guides when they\r\nvisit. On their first day, new students shadow two of the sweetest, most\r\ngenuine and outgoing student Ambassadors. Each month, Ambassadors meet with\r\nthe new students informally in the Hawk Haven during lunch to answer questions,\r\naddress concerns and make sure they are settling in. We feel strongly this will\r\nease the transition and calm fears about their new journey.
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\r\nWe have Athletic and Clubs Ambassadors and they are the\r\ngo-to people for the athletic director, coaches and club advisors. Having\r\nthese liaisons in place ensures we are more organized and enables us to cover\r\nmore area in a streamlined manner. If each Ambassador is fully responsible\r\nfor one area, it ensures we are covering more ground in a more proactive and\r\nprofessional manner.
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\r\nStudents were excited to find out their position for this\r\nyear. In addition to Ambassador positions, ASB students also plan 20\r\nmajor events and serve as a Project Manager for one major event. For a\r\ncomplete list of Ambassador positions see the window in room 219 for the\r\nAmbassador roster.
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