Leadership Notebook
2013-14 School Year
THIS YEARS THEME…
THE GAME PLAN!
A Sports Theme
Supplies
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1” Binder
5 tabs
7 sheets of copy paper
Notebook paper
Writing Utensil
Front Cover
• Students will make their leadership notebook their own and create
ownership of their notebook.
• Since the theme is “Game Plan”, you may want to encourage them
to involve their favorite sport to play or watch.
• The only consistent between students will be their title on the
front cover, which is “Leadership Notebook” and their name
somewhere on the front.
Front Cover
• Example of Front Cover
• If the student does not have a
pocket to slide the paper into,
then they will glue their
decorated front cover page
directly on the front of
their notebook.
First page- The Game Plan Mission Statement
• Prior to the tabs, students will create a mission statement that
each class will create in order to guide the student body this year
on our quest to become a Lighthouse School.
• This will be done at a later Homeroom class. Just leave a paper in
front of the tabs as a placeholder.
Step 1: Label each of the Tabs
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The tabs should go as follows:
1.) About Me
2.) Goals
3.) Tracking Data
4.) Leadership Roles
5.) Celebrating Success
Goals
• Students will be setting:
• Personal Goals
• Academic Goals
• To go with each of these goals and action plan will be provided, in
order for the student to understand how to achieve their goal.
• Again these goals will created at a later homeroom class period
Tracking Data
• Students will use copy paper in order to track each individual class
• Each subject area will be tracked by:
• Overall grade
• Assessment grade
• Reflection
• Example on the next slide
• They will create one for each of their classes in homeroom on
8/20.
Leadership Roles
• Students will be continually adding Leadership roles that they
accept throughout the year.
• They will record what is entailed within each leadership role.
Celebrating Success
• This will be an ongoing list that they will create, that will
celebrate any positive outcomes in or outside of school
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100% on Test
Pop Warner team won the league championship
Made a learning gain on Discovery Ed Test
Made the track and field team
Increased their overall grade in a particular class
On Tuesday 8/20
• Ideally in Homeroom on Tuesday, our goal is that students will:
• Set up the front cover of their notebook
• Get their tabs in place
• Set up their 7 tracking data pages
EXCITING THINGS TO COME!
• Student created:
• Trading card style “About Me” section
• College Pennants
• “Game Day” data tracking
• Competition between grade levels
• Book reading scoreboard- showing the amount of books each grade level has
read.