LEAF LEADERS ENGAGED IN AFFECTING THE FUTURE. LEAF PROGRAM 2 ND YEAR OF LEAF CREATED FOR WCMS STUDENTS WHO ARE IDENTIFIED AS GIFTED IN LEADERSHIP AND.

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LEAF LEADERS ENGAGED IN AFFECTING THE FUTURE

LEAF PROGRAM 2 ND YEAR OF LEAF CREATED FOR WCMS STUDENTS WHO ARE IDENTIFIED AS GIFTED IN LEADERSHIP AND FOR STUDENTS WHO WANT TO DEVELOP THEIR LEADERSHIP POTENTIAL RED LEAF ROSTER: THOSE IDENTIFIED AS GIFTED IN LEADERSHIP INVITATIONS SENT TO JOIN WHITE LEAF ROSTER: THOSE DEVELOPING POTENTIAL LEADERSHIP TALENT APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE TO APPLY 25 STUDENTS PARTICIPATE ACROSS GRADES 6-8

LEAF CURRICULUM CONVERGE: Online Learning Platform Leadership Resume Leadership Concept Biography Study Service Component Research & Reflections

SERVANT LEADERSHIP FOCUS: WeServe DAYS PROJECT GOALS: TO ASSIST SERVICE PROVIDERS WHO PROVIDE A NEEDED SERVICE IN OUR COMMUNITY TO PERFORM A COMMUNITY SERVICE AS WE BUILD OUR LEADERSHIP RESUMES TO ACTIVELY PRACTICE THE ART OF CONVERSATION WITH PEOPLE WE DO NOT KNOW TO BUILD OUR CAPACITY FOR A SERVANT-LEADER'S HEART

LOCAL SERVICE PROJECTS SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER VISITED WITH SENIOR CITIZENS, SHARED HOBBIES, PLAYED GAMES, PARTICIPATED IN A “SHOW & TELL” HOPE CENTER ASSISTED IN SORTING CLOTHING, STOCKING FOOD PANTRY, BAGGING GROCERIES, RECYCLING CARDBOARD HOUSE OF BLESSINGS SERVED FOOD IN SOUP KITCHEN, SORTED CLOTHING, ASSISTED IN KITCHEN, BOXED PANTRY FOR MOVE

LOCAL SERVICE PROJECT REFLECTIONS YOU NEVER KNOW HOW MUCH SOMEONE WILL APPRECIATE YOU JUST SIMPLY SAYING HELLO TO THEM. MOST OF THE ELDERS I TALKED TO SEEMED LONELY AND I HAD A GREAT TIME GETTING TO KNOW THEM. I LEARNED JUST HOW LUCKY I AM THAT I DON’T LIVE IN POVERTY & HAVE TO RELY ON OTHERS FOR BASIC NEEDS. WHAT THE HOPE CENTER IS DOING IS TRULY A GREAT THING. I LEARNED THAT NOT EVERYBODY HAS EVERYTHING THEY NEED TO SUPPLY THEIR FAMILY WITH CLOTHES AND FOOD. HUNGER ISN'T A FANTASY; IT MAY EVEN BE NEXT DOOR.

GLOBAL SERVICE PROJECT UNCEF’S VOICES OF YOUTH HELPS CHILDREN FROM ACROSS THE WORLD EXCHANGE KNOWLEDGE AND IDEAS 9 TOPIC FORUMS: #HUMANRIGHTS #EDUCATION #HEALTH #ENVIRONMENT #VIOLENCE #EMPLOYMENT #CULTURE #TECHNOLOGY #GOVERNANCE

WeDay EVENT APRIL 21, 2016 KENTUCKY CENTER FOR THE ARTS, LOUISVILLE CELEBRATION OF SERVICE & COMPASSION INCLUDES PRESENTERS, PERFORMERS, HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES, & A COMPASSION MARCH

LEAF RETREAT OVERNIGHT RETREAT IN MAY NORRIE WAKE’S TEAM LEADERSHIP CENTER SKILLS: COMMUNICATION, TRUST, PROBLEM-SOLVING, STRATEGIC PLANNING & EXECUTION, COLLABORATION, STRENGTH OF DIVERSITY, LEARNING STYLES THANKS IN PART TO A GRANT FROM SKRECC

CONCLUSION NEXT YEAR WCMS: CONTINUE LEAF ACADEMY WITH NEW CURRICULUM WCHS: LEAD ACADEMY FOCUS IS CAREER EXPLORATION & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT GT IDENTIFICATIONS CURRENTLY 1.5% IDENTIFIED AS GIFTED IN LEADERSHIP LEAF PARTICIPATION FACILITATES IN THE IDENTIFICATION PROCESS