Projects

Creating a Lifetime of Service

The North Dakota Association of Student Councils strives to encourage students to participate in service. Each year at our convention we have three service projects, making tie blankets, reading to children, and selling Forget-Me-Not flowers for the Alzheimer's Association. While that's a great start, we want to encourage students to have a lifetime of service. Participating in service allows students to grow in their leadership and communication skills. Take a look at what some of our students have been doing to impact their communities!

Do you have a student council member that you believe goes above and beyond? Consider nominating them for NDASC Member of the Month!

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Shiloh Christian Tie Blankets

The Shiloh Christian students put together a service project in which both middle and high school could participate. They made 35 blankets and gave them to the Bismarck Police Department so they could be given to people in need.

EDC - Fill The Dome 2017

Fill the Dome was hosted for the 11th time, in Fargo, ND at the Fargo Dome. The Metro Area Student Ambassador group is composed of two student council members from each of the school. This group of Fargo-Moorhead area students got together multiple times, rounding up sponsorship dollars and advertisements from North Dakota businesses'

WF Sheyenne - Pep Rally

On September 17th-21st, the Sheyenne High School Student Council hosted homecoming, or “STAMPEDE”, week. On Friday, September 14 Student Council held a pep rally in the main gym for all students to attend while exposing them to the Homecoming Royalty members!

WF Sheyenne - HOCO

On September 17-21, the Sheyenne High School Student Council hosted homecoming, or “STAMPEDE”, week. SRO Jorgensen and SRO Morris were excited to try on the crowns and be treated like royalty!

WF Sheyenne - Pumpkin Painting

In October, the senior student council members held a pumpkin painting/Halloween movie night open for the entire student body to participate. After the pumpkins dried, students delivered them to the Pediatric Unit of the Sanford Health Medical Center in Fargo.

South Prairie High School Forget-Me-Not Pie in the Face

South Prairie School recently finished their sales of Forget-Me-Not Flowers. They were able to raise $935, which was $573 more than last year! They held a pie-in-the-face contest for grades 6-12 (1 staff and 1 student) and also a classroom door competition for grades PK-5. The door winner was a 3rd-grade section and they sold $168 in flowers. The individuals who got pied were the high school science teacher, Mrs. Schwarzrock, with $133 raised, and their StuCo Vice-President, Camrynn Knorr, with $25 raised.

Projects

Creating a Lifetime of Service

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