Dress codes, study hall release, schedule changes, COVID protocol, clubs and activities, vaping awareness. All of these issues are prevalent in the lives of students here at NAHS. Each student has an opinion and a voice. What good is that voice if it goes unheard? We have the power to shape the world around us, but we can’t do it silently.
This is why Mr. Davis, Mr. Wehr, and Mrs. Tashner have decided to institute the Principal's Student Forum. This forum meets once per month during 3rd block to discuss the changes students would like to see made in NAHS. This forum is open to any students who wish to join.
The first meeting of the Student Principal Forum was held on January 28. The students in attendance were given a Nearpod link where they were able to submit their opinions on several different topics. After the students were given the time to think through the prompts, Mr. Davis, Mr. Wehr, and Mrs. Tashner led a large group discussion about the issues.
Students voiced their opinions on the dress code, Eagle Block, the loss of the fourth lunch, COVID protocol, and new ideas for clubs and activities. The administrators listened carefully and responded to each student's concern individually.
Mr. Davis, Mrs. Tashner, and Mr. Wehr want to make NAHS a place where students feel safe, happy, and most importantly, heard. They plan to continue to hold the Principal Student Forum once a month. Any students with any input are welcome to join.
If you have any suggestions on how to improve our school, keep an eye on schoology for sign ups. Your voice matters, so let it be heard!
Photo credit: Kaylie Kirkham
This is why Mr. Davis, Mr. Wehr, and Mrs. Tashner have decided to institute the Principal's Student Forum. This forum meets once per month during 3rd block to discuss the changes students would like to see made in NAHS. This forum is open to any students who wish to join.
The first meeting of the Student Principal Forum was held on January 28. The students in attendance were given a Nearpod link where they were able to submit their opinions on several different topics. After the students were given the time to think through the prompts, Mr. Davis, Mr. Wehr, and Mrs. Tashner led a large group discussion about the issues.
Students voiced their opinions on the dress code, Eagle Block, the loss of the fourth lunch, COVID protocol, and new ideas for clubs and activities. The administrators listened carefully and responded to each student's concern individually.
Mr. Davis, Mrs. Tashner, and Mr. Wehr want to make NAHS a place where students feel safe, happy, and most importantly, heard. They plan to continue to hold the Principal Student Forum once a month. Any students with any input are welcome to join.
If you have any suggestions on how to improve our school, keep an eye on schoology for sign ups. Your voice matters, so let it be heard!
Photo credit: Kaylie Kirkham