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Douglas C. Burton

Superintendent of Schools

25 High Street

Fort Plain, NY 13339

518.993.4000

 

 
 

Clubs and Organizations

Student Council

     Harry Hoag Elementary School Student Council is composed of representatives from each grade, 4-6, plus an elected president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer. Only sixth grade students may run for president; only fifth grade students may run for vice-president; anyone may run for secretary and treasurer. Candidates must have at least an average of 70 and submit petitions signed by at least 20 students. Candidates for president and vice president also need a teacher recommendation. All students in grades 4-6 vote for officers with each grade level voting for its ownPhoto of Harry Hoag Student Council representatives. Candidates l make campaign speeches in the gym in front of all students in grades 4 - 6. Council members help make decisions and organize events at the school.

     Student Council officers elected for 2008-09 were Liza Hudyncia, grade 6, president; Noah Sweet, grade 5, vice president; Alex Bleichner, grade 6, secretary; and Kiernan Briggs, grade 6, treasurer.

      Class representatives elected were Georgia Rolle, grade 4; Jamie Putnam, Michael Thomas, and Robert Thomas, grade 5; and Aiden VanLoan, Kylie Empie, and Brianna Weber, grade 6.
 


photo of chess playersChess Club

ADVISORS: Ted Arndt, Liz Arndt
WHO CAN JOIN: Students in grades 2-6. After students from previous chess clubs have been invited to participate, the remainder of players will be chosen on a first-come, first-served basis. Total membership is a maximum of 34 students. A minimum threshold of academic and behavioral performance is required in order to participate.
MEETINGS: every Tuesady afternoon, from end of school to 3:45 p.m. Jan. 8 to Feb. 12
Purpose: Students will learn basic chess and participate in informal competition .

 

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