Family Handbook 2017-18

Guidelines:  1. Students may  fundraise at Havergal College only  in  support of Havergal’s  community  partnerships, except:  a. in  cases of disaster  relief; or  b. if a proposal  is approved  in accordance with  the  criteria  in point 3  (below).  2. Proposals  for  fundraising  in  support of  community partners must be brought  to  the  Manager of  the Forum  for Change, who will  refer  them  to  the appropriate School  Administrator  for a decision.  3. If  students  (Prefects,  councils,  clubs, Houses, Forms, groups, etc.) or  faculty/staff want  to  fundraise  for a  cause or organiza on  that  is not a  community partner, a proposal must be  brought  to  the Manager of  the Forum  for Change  for  referral  to  the appropriate School  Administrator  for a decision.   These Grade 12  leaders are democra cally elected and  set  the  tone  for  the  year with an annual  theme,  cheer and other  ini a ves, as well as  lead a  variety of  councils and projects  related  to  their por olios  like: Arts, Sports, Community, Student Council,  Social, Prayers/Assembly,  Admissions, House and Spirit,  Junior School, Middle School, Health and Wellness, Sustainability  and Boarding.  House Captains  These Grade 12  leaders are democra cally elected and  represent one of 10 Houses with pride and  spirit, as well as guide members of  their Houses  through  tradi onal and  collabora ve events  such  as Celebra on Saturday and House Shout.   House Execu ve Commi ees  Each House has an Execu ve Commi ee  composed of  the House Advisor  (faculty) and  democra cally elected  student  representa ves. The Execu ve meets  regularly each month  to  address House business and plan mee ngs and ac vi es. Execu ve members also  serve as House  representa ves on different Senior School  councils  that meet on a  regular basis each month.   Upper School  Leadership  (Grades 7‐12)   School Prefects 

Last Updated Aug. 18, 2017  Havergal College Family Handbook 2017–18

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