FORT COLLINS — This year’s CHSAA Student Leadership Camp kicked off on the campus of Colorado State University on Monday.
This year marks the 50th anniversary for the camp, which runs through Thursday. Students from around the state attend to learn how to be better leaders in their schools, and exchange ideas.
BOULDER — CHSAA and the University of Colorado’s Leadership Development Program held the Captain to Captain Leader to Leader Summit on Tuesday.
Registration for this summer’s student leadership camp, held at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, is now open.
This summer marks the 50th anniversary for the camp, which gives students leadership skills they can use throughout the school year. Included are meetings on diversity, self-evaluation, team-building, technology and building leadership programs, among other topics.
All Colorado high school students who will be in ninth-12th grade during the 2014-15 school year are eligible to attend the camp. The camp has a maximum attendance limit of 500 students, and spots fill up on a first-come basis. Each school is permitted to send 10 delegates.
Registration is $235 per delegate and must be submitted in the form of a school check. That fee includes room and board, all instructional materials and a camp T-shirt.
Use this form to register. Fill it out online, print it and have it signed by your school’s principal, parent the delegate and advisor. When completed, return it to your student council advisor.
The deadline to register is June 2.
CHSAA assistant commissioner Harry Waterman is the camp’s coordinator and director. Rashaan Davis, StuCo Advisor at Highlands Ranch High School, is the curriculum director.
I would just like to share how #IMPACTful this year’s Student Leadership Camp was to my future and for my school. What an amazing, life-changing experience!
Student Council State Camp was so incredible. I have never met such a wonderful group of people in my life. I made so many new friends that I didn’t know before Monday and now I see several of them creating a life-long friendship with me, and the rest of my council.
The people I met this week are such amazing leaders and it was so inspiring to see how quickly and easy it was for so many strangers to gather, and, after four days together, create such a powerful bond. My only complaint is that I wish it was longer!
I would like to thank everyone for making such a great #IMPACT on me and my future. We are all wonderful leaders and we have the power to make the overall difference! Thank you for making the difference in me — I plan to visit again next year, and also hope to become a JC after I graduate!
This camp meant so much to me. Thank you and everyone involved for all the hard work! It truly does pay off!
Jacklyn O’Neill is a junior class representative for Falcon High School’s student council.
Last week, 500 students ventured to the campus of Colorado State University in Fort Collins to attend CHSAA’s student leadership camp.
FORT COLLINS — The CHSAA staff visited the Student Leadership Camp on the campus of Colorado State University on Wednesday.
While there, we witnessed:
And CHSAA administrators even tried their hand at solving a puzzle.