Leadership Workshop remains resilient during pandemic chaos
Leadership Workshop lives on this year after its was abruptly canceled for the first time since its founding in the 70s when COVID struck. This time around will be unique though; student leaders plan to hold the event at the school to keep everyone safe. It will also be a first-time-ever experience. This year’s “fresh” staff is ready for the newest group of delegates to come through the program and carry the torch fin the future.
The workshop gets students involved, while teaching them to put themselves out there.
Applications can be found outside ROOM #134 and are due with their $100 fee by Friday, March 26.
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