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Offices and Elections
Grulla Middle School will provide students opportunities to experience the election process.
The student council plays an important role in the decision-making process. Student’s
interested need to contact Student Council Sponsor.
1. The Student Council shall be composed of the following:
Six officers (president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, reporter, and
Parliamentarian) elected by the sixth, seventh eighth graders (school wide)
Ten members from each grade level elected at large by their respective peers
2. The executive committee of the student council shall be composed of the student
council officers and the student council sponsor.
3. The student council shall be responsible for the following:
to promote student government
to promote school citizenship
to promote school spirit
to promote school safety
to conduct fund raising activities for its own needs
to sponsor, conduct and/or promote any other worthy endeavor which will benefit
the students and the school
Represent the school at public events
All activities of the student council must have prior approval of the S.B.D.M.
Committee and the principal
All student activities issues and concerns should be directed to the principal and/or
the S.B.D.M. Committee
As role models, students who serve as class or club/organization officers or in positions of
responsibility (i.e., cheerleader, student committee members) must meet the U.I.L.
extracurricular eligibility rules as well as display exemplary behavior at all times. The
student shall not have been suspended from school for disciplinary and/or administrative
reasons. Each club, class or organization’s constitution and by-laws must detail the criteria
to remain as an officer in that particular organization as well as the procedure for removal
of officers.
Grade Classification
At the middle school level, promotion is based upon successful completion of core area
classes for the particular grade level. After the ninth grade, students are classified
according to the number of credits earned toward graduation.