Next Year’s Goals
As we repeatedly state, Chapter activity is dependent on what the adviser and students would like. Now is the time to reflect on what your goals and aspirations are for next year’s group.
Some questions for reflection:
What is your favorite memory from being in Quill and Scroll?
What was your favorite activity?
Did you help educate the students at your school or community concerning media literacy, the First Amendment, etc.
Looking at next year, what would you like to accomplish as a Chapter? A great starting point might be rooted in the principles of Quill and Scroll: Truth, Learning, Leadership. Loyalty, Initiative, Integrity, Judgment and Friendship. Students could use a graphic organizer, such as a bubble map to help with this. By asking questions such as “How do we forward and educate about truth” or “How do we show leadership” could help with this.
Think about the action(s) can students take to help promote the First Amendment, media literacy or even forward the eight principles of Quill and Scroll?
If your school starts late, you might want to start thinking about how you would like to celebrate and educate on Constitution Day, which is Sept. 17, which is a Sunday.
Read in the original Weekly Scroll here.