MCHS SSG and JGU 2013 2014

Happy Hollidays guy!

GoodMorning

Merry Christmas Guys 🎁✌😊. Enjoy your day with your family, friends and love ones.

-secretary.

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Maraming salamat sa mga nag-"like" ng aming pahina dito sa "Facebook" kahit wala na kami sa MCHS.

THURSDAY NA!!!!
It means malapit na matapos ang 1st week of school.. :D

KAMUSTA ANG FIRST DAY MO?
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Happy Summer Everyone!!! :-):-):-)

We are Looking for new batch of SUPREME STUDENT GOvERMENT..... SY 2014-2015

Who encountered this annoying, irritating, disturbing, and stressful notification? I think all of us experienced this non-sense.. Lets just extend our patience until this nightmare ends.. :(

Wala bang Logo ng MCHS? Yung plain lng ?
-jaus

Anong role mo sa BARKADA nyo?

1. Pasaway na Bata - ang crayola ng grupo.
yung taong super over sa pagkahyperactive. tipong walang kapaguran maiinis ka sa sobrang kakulitan. na bukod sa pangaasar eh taga joke ng barkada. kadalasan ang tahimik nyo pag wala sya.

2. Walang muang - yung sobrang inosente. Pag nagjoke naka green-an ay ieexplain mo pa sa kanya. Madalas sya ung nangungunsenya sa iyo na wag kang gumawa ng kalokohan.

3. Mr./Ms. President - hindi masyadong makasama pag aalis ang barkada. May meeting, seminar, pasok, activity, reunion, busy sa facebook sa chat lahat na ata nadahilan nya na.

4. Audience - yung tao na walang main purpose sa buhay. Taga tawa. :))) Siya ung hindi masyadong paepal.

5. Genius - maraming alam sa computer o ano pa man madalas mong kopyahan ng assignment at pwede mong hingan ng tulong kung mag papatutor ka

6. Bitch - yung masamang impluwensya ng barkada. “Tara Inom Tayo, Tara Yosi” ang favorite speech

7. Nawawalang tupa - yu ng madalas nasa isang tabi lng. pag tinanung mo, ang sasabihin sayo ay “huh?ano? anu daw?” Sila din ung madalas mag emo at makakausap mo lang ng seryoso kapag lasing xD

8. Imma-Slave-For-You - yung Oo nalang ng Oo at ngiti nalang ng ngiti. Kahit Inaasar asar lang eh Okay lang. Minsan sya ang nagiging takbuhan ng mga kaibigan mong Outgoing. pasama sa ganito pasama sa ganyan bili ka ng meryenda ganito ganyan.

Student Government President Bill ClintonFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Student Government President (generically known as Student Body President, Student Council President, or School President) is the highest-ranking officer of a student government group or a student union association at the high school, college, or university level. Respected as one of the highest honored roles to achieve during academic studies, serving as President can enable a student to gain strong interpersonal, leadership, social, economic, and management skills. Employers may look highly upon an applicant who has served in this capacity.[dubious – discuss]
A student government president is different from a class president. Class presidents only represent a specific grade level of students, while the student body president is the highest ranking student government leader in the school. Class presidents are common in middle and high schools and some colleges and universities in the U.S. A close equivalent would be a Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, or Senior class representative (or senator).

The authority and responsibility of Presidents vary according to their respective institutions. Students performing in this role typically serve a ceremonial and managerial purpose, as a spokesperson of the entire student body. The president may oversee his or her association's efforts on student activity events and planning, school policy support from students, budget allocation, fiscal planning, recognition of developing issues pertaining to students, and communication between faculty/staff and the student body.

Duties

Duties usually include working with students to resolve problems, informing school administration of ideas emanating from the student body, and managing the student government in the capacity of Chief Executive Officer.
In this role, they may make student appointments, campus-wide committees and boards, and may represent the institution to other associations or bodies. For example, the student government presidents within the University System of Georgia also serve on the state-wide Student Advisory Council of Georgia.
Though supported by other officer positions (e.g. Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, etc.), a President is expected to gain knowledge of parliamentary procedure, and in most cases, Robert's Rules of Order.
In the United States, more than 70% of student government presidents are compensated [1]

Powers

Some schools vary in the powers for the president of their student governments, but many grant veto power to the individual over any act passed by the student senate/house of representatives at the collegiate level. Some student council constitutions and bylaws assign any powers not explicitly stated to the President.