DAR concluded the 2011-2012 school year with its Annual Awards Assembly Sunday, with students from all four DAR branches meeting for the year’s most exciting DAR event. Dozens of students performed presentations and songs before an audience of dozens of parents, relatives, and guests. Continue reading
DAR today worked out final arrangements as the clock ticked towards tomorrow’s Annual Awards Assembly. Students in all classes practiced their planned presentations as school officials tweaked the projected schedule.
In the DAR Student Council, meanwhile, executives spent their day preparing – and editing – a speech which shall be given by a representative tomorrow. The speech is expected to be a major event in the history of the Council, as this is the first of its kind since the founding of the school in 1997.
The event is to be held at 3345 Motor Ave in Los Angeles. For the latest updates and quick notifications, visit our Twitter account and make sure to enter your email in the box at the right side of your screen.
DAR today increased its preparations for the Annual Awards Assembly, which is to be held on May 20. Nearly all of DAR’s Saturday classes assigned Assembly preparation as part of their weekly homework, and school teachers worked quickly and efficiently to prepare their classes for the event.
An example of the urgency is clear on Ms. Samia’s homework assignments page, where the DARSC has opened a “Awards Center.” The Center contains detailed information about presentation assignments and Graduation updates, and may also contain news concerning planned DARSC activities. After all, most of Ms. Samia’s class consists of current Council members.
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The DAR Student Council today revealed that it will be resupplying its Student Council Snack Bar. Today, new chocolate bars for only $1.50 became available for sale.
The Council will be purchasing fruit roll-ups and chocolate, and these items will be available for sale beginning April 21. The fruit roll-ups will be available for only 50¢, and the pricing details for chocolate will be revealed next Saturday.
Currently, the Council sells juice for 75¢ and chips for as little as 50¢, among other items. Make sure to buy some snacks next week after the Snack Stand is resupplied!
The DAR Student Council today appointed a representative to the DAR Awards Assembly. The representative – who remains unnamed – will be giving a short speech at the Assembly to commemorate the Council’s past progress before outlining its plan for the future.
2012 is to be the first year in which a Student Council member speaks at the DAR Awards Assembly, and it will also be the first in which three Student Councils meet to discuss future plans.
Following the success of the DAR Saturday Student Council, several other branches of DAR chose to begin similar organizations. While members of two Councils met in 2011, this will be the first in which three meet to discuss future cooperation between the student organizations.
The DARSC today announced that it will release the first issue of a periodic newsletter on April 7. The newsletter will contain data about school events, as well as other interesting information.
The newsletter will cost 25¢, according to the Council’s Vice President 1, who broke the news Sunday. That amount may change, although it is unlikely.
The news comes as the Council attempts to encourage new forms of communication between the school and its students and parents. These attempts include the creation of a website and a Twitter account, and are expected to continue to grow.
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