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Elementary, middle, and high school students working at their group levels in a club

  • Clubs and organizations are a great way to help develop character and the skills that will benefit you in school, your career, and in life. Skills like commitment, leadership, effective communication, and being able to work successfully in a group all come from participating in a club or organization. Joining a club is a great way to make friends, develop leadership skills, and boost your college resumé.
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  • Environmental/Recycling Club

    Sponsor:  Mrs. Star Rosario

  • Media Club/Morning News

    Sponsors: Mrs. Dawn Lopez and Mr. Lumony Leconte

    The Silver Shores Media Club is the place to be for inquisitive, curious students who love books and information. Our club helps encourage and promote a love of reading, as well as the search for and delivery of information. Media Club members help out in the Media Center, produce and deliver the Morning News, help plan, promote and patrol our 2 annual Book Fairs, and much more!

  • Safety Patrol

    Safety Patrol is a program that allows our 5th-grade students the opportunity to help care for some of the needs of our school. A Faculty Advisor will supervise the program. By participating in the program, the students will:

    Monitor the hallways
    This includes helping students find and get to their classes as well as, making sure that all students observe the guidelines set forth in the Student Code of Conduct.

    Door Monitors
    Students will be assigned certain sections of the school to monitor doors. They will be in charge of letting students into the school to line up in front of their classrooms. This will be an especially important function, as it will allow for our younger students to be admitted to the school in a safe and timely manner.

    Bus Drop-Off Monitors
    Students will work in a bus section normally their own, to insure that other students are following the Student Code of Conduct. The Patrol member will guide students to the proper waiting area before and/or after school.

    Cafeteria Duty
    Patrol members will be asked to monitor the school’s cafeteria in the morning before school starts. Some of as the duties including guiding students to proper trash receptacles for disposal of trash and observing students behavior to make sure it is in accord with the Student Code of Conduct.

  • Student Council

    Sponsor:  Dr. Kristina Taylor

    The Student Council plans activities that build school pride and spirit. The Student Council

    • promotes self-esteem, leadership and management skills
    • plans and organizes Student Council Officer and homeroom rep elections
    • oversees the officer and homeroom rep elections to make sure candidates follow election rules and procedures.  The Student Council sponsor counts election votes with two other faculty members.

    Activities that the council does each year:

    • School supply drive
    • Harvest Drive - can food drive