MMHS Freshman Elections Form

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Please read and answer the information below. If you have any questions, please email Mrs. Melrose, amelrose@sandi.net, or 7anhuynh@gmail.com.

Email *

Personal Email *

First and Last Name *

SDUSD Student ID # *

In order to qualify for the Freshmen Class Elections you must do the following:

1. Meet the scholarship and citizenship grade qualifications outlined in the Constitution of Mira Mesa High School. You must have a 2.0 in scholarship and in citizenship with no “F’s” or “U’s” on your most recent report cards. The council will submit your name for the GPA check(s) with the Registrar. If you think that you may not have the grades to qualify, it would be best if you did not run for office.

Have you read and do you understand Statement #1? *

I have read and understand Statement #1.

2. Decide which office you want to run for. Read the job description carefully and become familiar with its responsibilities and obligations.

Decide which office you want to run for. Read the job description carefully and become familiar with its responsibilities and obligations.

ALL OFFICES:
-All officers will be representatives of MMHS 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and must act as such.
-Officers are required to attend ALL meetings unless leave has been requested and granted prior to the meeting by either the advisor or the president.
-Officers that visit businesses (potential prom or fundraising locations) are expected to dress professional and (when appropriate) wear the class shirt.
- The elected President will need to represent their class on the ASB Executive Council.

PRESIDENT
Presides over all Class Council meetings. Assigns committees along with the advisor and acts as the liaison between the class and ASB. Oversees the functioning of the council and ensures the follow-through of all assignments given to committees and council members. Actively recruits participants for all council fundraising activities. Must enroll in the Student Government course (ASB class).

VICE PRESIDENT
Assumes the President’s role in his/her absence. Acts as assistant to the Treasurer; Assigns committees along with the class President; Acts as the President’s right hand person; Actively recruits participants for all council fundraising activities. Serves on the ASB Executive Council when schedule permits.

SECRETARY
Records and distributes minutes of the weekly council business meetings. Make copies of the forms or lists to be distributed to the council of fundraising participants. Maintains contact information, schedules, and a general calendar. Ensure up to date information for the advisor. Actively recruits participants for all council fundraising activities.

TREASURER
Keeps a running total of all class council’s income and expenses. Assists the advisor with checking out and collecting of fundraising materials and monies. Assists the advisor with deposits and expenditure reports. Actively recruits participants for all council fundraising activities.

THIS WILL BE YOUR FIRST PRIORITY. If you cannot fulfill your duties due to conflicts with other extracurricular activities the advisor will remove you from the council and appoint a replacement. Causes of dismissal may include, but are not limited to:
Lack of attendance (school and/ meetings)
Neglect of duties
Misrepresentation
Drop in GPA or citizenship
Lack of school/class spirit
Any other cause outlined in the student handbook, club constitution, or election packet

Have you read and do you understand Statement #2? *

I have read and understand Statement #2.

Position you are running for *

3. Decide whether or not you want to fully commit yourself to the duties and responsibilities of the office, should you be elected. This means you must provide leadership for your student body peers and the school and take initiative in meeting all of the goals and duties of your office. Frequently, students get involved in too many things and cannot give the proper attention to any one commitment. If you are elected to an office, you are accepting obligation to the entire student body. Other conflicting activities should take a lower priority should you decide to take on class office. Repeated excuses will not be tolerated.

Have you read and do you understand Statement #3? *

I have read and understand Statement #3.

I, the potential candidate, agree that should I be elected to the above named office for the 2021-2022 school year as stated in the MMHS constitution, some obligations must be fulfilled after school and occasionally on weekends. I shall not allow a job, sport, or other obligations to interfere with the duties of my office. I understand that I shall be dropped from the office should my lack of commitment or attendance interfere with fulfilling my duties.

Please select "I Agree" or "I Cannot Agree" *

I Agree

I Cannot Agree

4. After you have gone through this entire Campaign Packet, go over it with your parents/guardians so that they are also aware of these commitments. By submitting this packet, you are officially a candidate.

Have you read and do you understand Statement #4? *

I have read and understand Statement #4.

Please write any questions that you may have below. *

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