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2024
Provides a more casual approach to stay updated on SAC information, and more.
This Weeks Most Popular Ideas
This Weeks Most Popular Ideas
The student suggestion of the week is written by Juliet A.
Juliet discusses an inconvenience when clicking on a link in webmail from a teacher or counselor that directs them to a new website on the same tab, causing them to lose the original tab's content. She suggests that links should direct to new tabs to save time and make the process more efficient.
Many links will open into a new tab if it's coursework, so that's neat! Usually, this is called "student suggestions" but today I have a "tech tip" for you instead!
- If it doesn't open into a new tab, there's a button if you right-click the popup page outline and it says "Show as Tab"; it will then make the popup into a browser tab!
- Most links are draggable if you can't seem to use my workaround, just make sure you drag it to the tab bar and not the page you are on!
- Right-clicking and clicking “open in new tab” on most links will also let you move cleanly into new tabs as its a two button process.
This Weeks Most Popular Ideas
This Weeks Most Popular Ideas
Our student suggestion of the week is written by Ella C.
Ella suggests that students should be allowed to pitch club ideas that teachers can review for appropriateness and viability.
There is already a process set in place in most schools for student-made or -led clubs-- just like brick-and-mortar! You should get your club approved by staff/faculty before trying to find a teacher to be the club adviser. It helps to know if your idea will pass or not before you set things in place!
- Remember to pick a teacher who shares your interest, or you have/know (since they might have time in their schedule to host your meetings and/or monitor posts).
- Think of WHAT the club is first and develop a little "elevator pitch" before asking your teacher, so your teacher might know what to expect!
- Always bounce ideas of peers you might want to join with you, trusted adults (added bonus if they were in a club in school), or even peers who are a little bit like strangers (since they will be more honest).
Tips for success
Tips for success
Inspirational quote:
Inspirational quote:
- Find a friend or classmate for study sessions
- Create a quiet and comfortable study space with good lighting, turn off your phone and limit distractions.
- Plan your academic requirements ahead to make sure you don’t fall behind
“you must never be fearful about what you are doing when it is right”
“you must never be fearful about what you are doing when it is right”
-Rosa parks
-Rosa parks
Valentine’s Cheesecake
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this week’s recipes!
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this week’s recipes!
You can store this delicious cheesecake in the fridge for 3-4 days.
Be sure to modify this recipe to your desires and needs!
check out whats cooking in...
this week’s recipes!
check out whats cooking in...
this week’s recipes!
Mini Chocolate Wafer Cakes
Mini Chocolate Wafer Cakes
It is reccomened that you have a place that is easy to clean while making this!
Be sure to modify this recipe to your desires and needs!
This image and recipe was created by Taste of Home
The student advice hub
The student advice hub
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Do you like to make a difference in peoples’ mental health? Do you like to get involved with your community?
Please join us, as we fight to help give the tools to help those who are suffering.
mental health tip:
UPCOMING MEETING
Always be mindful of your mental health. This is the most important thing above all.
what is mhac?
Spreading awareness and breaking the stigma on mental health battles. We help spread advocacy on what mental health issues are and find ways to provide support to our community.
SAC Newsletter Team
SAC Newsletter Team
Student Spotlight:
Kaylyn W. (ColoCAJ, 8th grade) (Leader) (Chief Designer)
Discussion Collectors & Editors:
Erin M (KCA, 7th grade)
(recipe gatherer)
Leaders:
Juliet A. (POA, 12th grade)
Madilyn W. (ALCA, 9th grade)
Student Advice Column:
Alysha Rose (MOCA 9th Grade) (Leader)
Makayla a (MNCA 10th grade) (co-Leader)
Melodie B (TECCA 6th grade)
Jyizela B(INCC 7th grade)
Survey & Feedback:
Ansli S (GACA, 10th grade)
Newsletter Designers:
Makayla A (MNCA, 10th grade)
Annabee W (WACAGD, 10th grade)
EMMA E. (POA, 11TH GRADE)
A behind the scenes look
Curating Ideas for solutions is a pretty fast process, but that doesn‘t mean its easy... which is why my desk looks like a mini apocalypse.
I have the most fun posting them because I get to see fellow teammates and peers used the recommendations I give to better their academic careers! Sometimes it could be as small as letting them fix a tab, or as big as getting them into code because I offered a solution that‘s more tech-heavy than I let on! It‘s amazing that such a small role on a wide-spread newsletter can do.
Which is why I wanted such a monumental role in the first place, as a returning student of about 4 maybe 5 years, it‘s what kept me going.
(This is for all the future students, you guys rock!)
Click here to see the RAnts and recent solutions to student suggestions!
In honor of the 58th superbowl, sac member daniel w. constructed a detailed and insightful report on what to expect when tunning in for this year’s superbowl. From learning about the history of the superbowl to what players to look out for, this week’s spotlighted student works is an essential read!
click here to read a written work written by Daniel
In celebration of black history month
As we celebrate Black History Month, let's honor the resilience, achievements, and contributions of the Black community. This month is a poignant reminder of the struggles faced and the triumphs achieved, highlighting the richness of a diverse heritage. Let's stand united in acknowledging the indomitable spirit that has shaped history and continues to inspire generations. May this month foster understanding, appreciation, and unity, as we strive for a future where equality and justice prevail for all.
“ If you really think about it, if we begin to teach history exactly the way that it happened - good, bad, ugly, no matter what - I believe that we're going to find that we are closer, more connected than we are apart. “ Ruby Bridges
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Madilyn w. (Lead, and Designer)
Kaylyn W. (Chief Designer)
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Makayla A. (Designer)
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Website Credit:
Madilyn w. (Lead, and Designer)
Kaylyn W. (Chief Designer)
Juliet a. (lead)
Makayla A. (Designer)
Melodie B. (Designer & second page recipe)
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