Moanalua High School Student Association: 10/7: LEADING THE WAY...FOR THE COMPLEX!

LEADERSHIP: IT'S NOT ABOUT REWARDS; IT'S DOING WHAT IS RIGHT EVEN IF NO ONE ELSE ACKNOWLEDGES YOU!

2022 MOANALUA HIGH SCHOOL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE (above) The Moanalua High School Executive Council is made up of fifteen volunteers. VOLUNTEERS! While officers are elected, they choose to run knowing that if they win, there is no physical reward, no letter grade, no incentive other than the pure satisfaction of doing a good job and representing the student body. At times, we achieve great success while at other times, we achieve somewhat less, but it is always a learning process. While we can take away much satisfaction from doing a good job, we can also learn from mistakes and try to better ourselves the next time. And so, at the end of our terms, while we do not earn a credit, a letter grade or even a certificate of achievement proving our accomplishments, we can take away the self-satisfaction in knowing that we did our best for the students, school and community, and that positive experience is something we can really use as contributing adult members of society.

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10/7: LEADING THE WAY...FOR THE COMPLEX!

This year's Complex Leadership Conference centered on the theme, "Leading the Way!" which was originally based on a transportation concept, but we used that to focus on how high school leaders can lead the way for the younger leaders in the Moanalua Complex. This year's conference inlcuded 115 participants from the five schools that eventually feed into Moanalua High School: Moanalua Middle, Moanalua Elementary, Red Hill Elementary, Salt Lake Elementary and Shafter Elementary schools. The day featured games, ice breakers end energizers, and various leadership workshops focused on growing or improving leadership skills. Many thanks to the Executive Council who served as facilitators as well as the student council advisors from each school who helped supervise the entire day. Good luck and best wishes to all the student leaders and hope that you can take what you learned back to your schools to help run your student councils!