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Administration Hosts Leadership Lunch

Written by Jenny Nguyen
November 14, 2024
Photo by Rebecca Oyeniyi
Staying Focused: Students played a game of “Leading the Blind.” A player was blindfolded and was led by another student around the room to demonstrate leadership and trust. “Make sure to lead with responsibility,” Principal Sara Tones said.

On Tuesday, November 12, Principal Sara Tones hosted a Leadership Lunch for club representatives during A lunch. Students were served with pizza to eat for lunch. Students played games like Four Corners and “Lead the Blind.” Topics about leadership and the characteristics of a leader were discussed during the session. Ms. Tones emphasized that officers should not be too serious or too playful about leadership.

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