1. Rosa Parks Elementary TAKE ACTION CLUB: TAC
Teacher +
Parent Volunteer: Oversee TAC
TAC BOARD: Formed from 2-3 representatives from each class grades people. Can only be on board for one year.
TAC MEMBERS:
Formed from remaining applicants & other interested students in grades 3-5.
ENTIRE SCHOOL: voluntary involvement in campaigns driven by TAC.
nominate
Based on application: “Why do you want to be in the TAC & how will you contribute?”
Mission Statement: Rosa Parks’ students will become educated, engaged and empowered to become caring, confident, young change-makers and active local & global citizens.

2. Rosa Parks Elementary TAKE ACTION CLUB: TAC
Responsibilities
Teacher + Parent Volunteer:
Set up Free the Children Kick Off Assembly in October
Send out “application” for the TAC Board to teachers in grades 3-5
Choose 2-3 students in each class grades 3-5 based on writing prompt of “Why do you want to be in the TAC?” (35 total)
Meet with TAC Board once/month to guide them on how to plan out the school year of campaigns
Send corresponding curriculum links to all teachers (K-5) as campaigns are determined
One person to oversee TAC meeting once/month (hands off, TAC meeting run by youth board members)
TAC Board:
Works as a team to determine campaigns for the school year
Meet with board once/month and club once/month = time commitment is 2x/month
Must be able to commit to the Board Meeting Dates which is when planning will happen
Lead TAC meetings: communicates ideas for campaigns, poster making, campaign organization (ie. coin drive, bake sale, dance, or just awareness)
Bring information & excitement back to classroom and school community
Has the possibility of receiving tickets to We Day Event in the spring
May only hold board position for one year
Must be: grades 3-5, capable of taking on more than standard workload, passionate about making a difference, a team player, caring & responsible
Board comprised of 35 members, 2-3 students from each 3rd -5th grade class for equal representation
TAC Club Members:
TAC meets once/month to work on different campaigns for both local & global service initiatives
Hands on work to run campaigns ie. poster making, hanging signs, working directly on/at campaigns (coin drive, bake sale, dances or just awareness…)
Must be: in grades 3-5, passionate about making a difference, a team player
Membership is not limited, but must adhere to the above responsibilities
Rosa Parks School Community:
All teachers grades K-5 receive corresponding curriculum information in connection with different campaigns that will support “Local & Global Citizenship Skills”
Entire school has the ability to take part in every campaign ie: coin drives, bake sales, dances, general education and awareness of local & global issues
Involvement is voluntary
The Take Action Club is a service club in partnership with sponsored by the Rosa Parks PTSA.
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