Lindsay Thurber Comprehensive High School - Red Deer Public Schools

LTCHS Student Leadership
  Facilitators:

Mr. Andrew Snyder (asnyder@rdpsd.ab.ca) ext  1709
  email: ltstucouncil@rdpsd.ab.ca

Student Leadership is a group of students dedicated to creating a more enjoyable atmosphere within the school for all LTCHS students and staff. It is our goal to seek input and ideas from students, bring forth these ideas and do our best to put these into action.  We put on events ranging from something as simple as dress-up days or lunch-time activities, to bigger events such as pep rallies and school dances. We try to ensure that there is a way for everyone to get involved and improve their high-school experience. We represent the student body to the staff and community. The Leadership program is facilitated by Mr. Snyder Mondays from 3:30 - 5:00. Any student can join the class and learn valuable leadership skills such as communication, public speaking, planning, organization and social skills. With close to 100 students in grades 9-12 currently enrolled, we have TONS of potential!

Upcoming Leadership Events

 

Mandate:

  • Organize and implement Leadership Activities
  • Promote the Leadership Team
  • Promote school spirit
  • Work collaboratively with community partners

What does a student learn from Leadership?

  • Qualities of an effective leader
  • Effective interpersonal skills
  • Effective communication skills
  • Organizational skills
  • Decision making and conflict resolution skills
  • Teamwork and cooperation
  • Effective public relations
  • How to positively impact the school community

 

 2011-2012 Student Leadership Executive

  Title Name
  President Julia Maksymetz
  Vice President Mairi Anderson
  Community Rep Heather Turnbull
  Treasurer Nate Stout
  Secretary Gale Banks
  Communications Rep Megan McDiarmid 
  Executive Assistant Emma Wakefield
  Internal Publicity Rep  Thomas Golczyk
  Fine Arts Rep  Sydney Tough
  Tech Rep Blair Morgan
  Staff Rep Tosha Beliveau
  Athletics Rep Cole Visser and Greg Chauvet
  Student's Rep Connor Boshnick
  Grade 12 Rep Molly Bannister
  Grade 11 Rep Luke Armstrong
  Grade 10 Rep Sahara Streit
  Grade 9 Rep  
  Grade 9 Rep  

"The very essence of leadership is its purpose. And the purpose of leadership is to accomplish a task. That is what leadership does; and what it does is more important than what it is or how it works."
Colonel Dandridge M. Malone