Student Leadership

Students have opportunities to develop valuable citizenship, leadership, and teamwork skills, and to meet new friends through service leadership activities and a variety of clubs. Students in Grades 4 to 6 are encouraged to be involved in at least one school service club during the school year, and all students are encouraged to participate in extracurricular activities offered.

AMA Patrollers

AMA patrollers arrive to school early and/or stay late to help students cross 117 Street safely. These students provide a visual reminder to motorists about the importance of school zone safety. They are the superheroes of the crosswalk, donning their fluorescent vests every day to keep their classmates safe - rain or shine, sleet or snow.

Lunch Monitors

Lunch monitors help younger students have a safe and enjoyable lunch experience. They assist with opening food containers, wiping up accidental spills, jacket-zipping and scarf-tying in the winter, and helping the adult lunch supervisors. Lunch monitors are positive role models in both action and attitude for the younger students they assist.

Bus Assistants

Bus assistants help students get on the bus safely after school by assisting our adult supervisors with attendance. Bus assistants are responsible, demonstrate good bus behaviors, and know their fellow riders by name. This volunteer opportunity provides students with logistics & people management skills.

Library Helpers

Library Helpers work in the school library one day per week, helping to shelve & organize books and check resources in/out of the system. Students learn from the library tech about how a library is organized, including the sorting of books and the Dewey Decimal System.