Does your school restrict how many leadership positions you can have in hs clubs? I like the system in my school because it prevents the same people form being president of every club just because their popular. You can only be president of 2 honor societies and 2/3(not sure) clubs to make room for everyone. what about you guys?
LOL - how many honor societies does your HS have?
Many schools are informal about this because they only have a few “top” roles. For example, the NHS in my HS was very very inactive and the role of the officer was to be voted in. Less than 10 hours of activities per year, and most of that was planning the induction ceremony.
All of our honor societies are pretty active lol we have 7 I believe (science,english,math,arts,triM,national,technical,business)
We have a student body of over 2,600 (Grades 6-12) and a Senior class of over 500 kids. We also have something like 92 club clubs/activities and 81 sports teams (if you could all the different grade levels… I just did.).
To the best of my knowledge, there’s no such rule. It’s not necessary in a school this big-- kids with varying skills will tend to rise to the top of different activities.
I can see how it might be helpful in a smaller school.
@bjkmom I see your point in it helping in small schools, but my school has around 750 kids in each class haha so about 3000 total. The problem is that most clubs and honor societies use a student select system that lets members vote for the officers. Therefore the same popular people always end up on top(mainly the kids in the AICE program). So now we are implementing the restrictive rules against how many high ranking positions you can hold to even the playing field.