MAY CALENDAR - Student Activities

Listed below are student activities for the month of May.

1. Prom has either happened or about to happen. If it has already happened, it is important to hold an immediate post PROM meeting. In you meeting minutes, be sure to take thorough notes of what went well and what did not go as well as expected. If PROM is about to happen, review your checklist to make sure all the small details have been covered.

2. Senior Yearbook Party - During May you need to hold a Senior Yearbook Signing. To make the night special, hold a Senior Barbeque and invite  a senior band to come out and play.

3. Senior Banquet/ Breakfast - Hold a casual dinner in you gym or school’s MPR for seniors. During this time you can give out your “Most Likely To” awards.

4. Senior Rose Ceremony - Allow your seniors to buy a rose for a teacher who has had a tremendous influence on their life. Have your student council deliver the roses to the respective teachers.

5. Senior Meeting - You need to have an end of the year Senior meeting. During this meeting you need to discuss: graduation procedures, Grad. Night procedures, transcript ordering procedures, and the school’s behavioral expectations for the remainder of the school year.

6. KISS a Senior Goodbye - Allow underclassman to buy Hershey Kisses, to be delivered, for seniors they want to say goodbye to.

7. Sadies Dance - Girls ask Guys Dance at the end of the school year.

8. Teacher Appreciation Week

9. Backpacks for the needy. Recycle backpacks from students so they may be given to needy students.

10. At this time, you should conduct interviews for next year’s ASB class. Have your council interview students who want to be in the leadership program.

11. Grad Night

12. Graduation

13. Staff vs. Senior Basketball Game

14. Father Daughter Dance

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