Student Voice

How Has Our Students Voice Been Represented? 

1. Suggestion Box or Surveys – Collect student feedback regularly through suggestion boxes or online surveys to understand their ideas and concerns.

2. Monthly Student Forums – Hold open meetings where students can share thoughts about school improvements, classroom experiences, and any issues they face.

3. Peer Mentoring Programs – Encourage older students to mentor younger students, fostering a supportive and welcoming school community.

4. Theme & Spirit Weeks – Organize fun, educational spirit days based on student suggestions to create an engaging and enjoyable learning atmosphere.

5. Classroom Environment Improvements – Work with teachers to bring student input into classroom designs, such as flexible seating, quiet reading areas, or interactive bulletin boards.

6. Schoolwide Kindness Initiatives – Promote positive behavior and inclusivity through campaigns like "Random Acts of Kindness Week" or peer recognition programs.

7. Community Service Projects – Encourage students to give back by organizing charity drives, environmental clean-up days, or partnerships with local organizations.

8. Recognition & Rewards Programs – Advocate for student achievements to be celebrated, whether academic, artistic, or extracurricular, to motivate and inspire others.

9. Lunch & Recess Enhancements – Work with administrators to improve cafeteria options, seating arrangements, or recess equipment based on student feedback.

10. Conflict Resolution & Anti-Bullying Efforts – Help create peer-led conflict resolution groups where students can work together to resolve minor disputes and promote a respectful school environment.

11. More Field Trips – Advocate for teachers to find fun places to visit in New York City.