Laurel Valley Elementary School held its own election last Tuesday. Students in grades 3-5 wrote speeches and campaigned for the office of student council representative for their grade levels. Students used iPads to vote and received a sticker saying “I Voted Today!” Two representatives were elected from each homeroom.
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Laurel Valley uses Election Day to elect student council representatives
Courtesy of Laurel Valley Elementary School
Laurel Valley Elementary held its student council election last week. The winners from each grade level are pictured: Front row: Grade 3 representatives Mackenzie Shank, Brian Adair, Zach Rivera and Alyssa Cameron. Back row: Grade 4/5 representatives Levi Mack, Kendall Krouse, Emily Zook, Josh Moore, Isabella Scribe, Penny Vehovic, Conner Riddell, and Kit Adams.
Courtesy of Laurel Valley Elementary School
Laurel Valley Elementary School held its election last Tuesday. Students in grades 3-5 wrote speeches and campaigned for the office of Student Council Representative for their grade levels.
Courtesy of Laurel Valley Elementary School
Students vote in the Laurel Valley Elementary School student council election last Tuesday.
Courtesy of Laurel Valley Elementary School
Laurel Valley Elementary held its own election on Tuesday, Nov. 2nd. Students in grades 3-5 wrote speeches and campaigned for the office of Student Council Representative for their grade levels.
Courtesy of Laurel Valley Elementary School
Laurel Valley Elementary held its own election on Tuesday, Nov. 2nd. Students voted for student council representative for each grade levels.
Courtesy of Laurel Valley Elementary School
A student votes in the Laurel Valley Elementary School student council election last Tuesday.
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