Family Handbook 2018-19

Guidelines: 

1. Students may fundraise at Havergal College primarily 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  Director, Forum for Change, who will then bring it to the Student Initiative Team (see  above);  3. If students (Prefects, councils, clubs, Houses, Forms, groups, etc.) or faculty/staff want to  fundraise for a cause or organization that is not a community partner, a proposal must be  brought to the Director, Forum for Change for referral to the Student Initiative Team. 

Upper School Formal Student Leadership (Grades 7‑12)   School Prefects 

These Grade 12 leaders are democratically elected by the students in the Upper School and set the  tone for the year with an annual theme, cheer and other initiatives, as well as lead a variety of  councils and projects related to their portfolios, including: 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 democratically elected by students in their Houses. These elected  leaders represent one of 10 Houses with pride and spirit as they guide members of their Houses  through traditional and collaborative events such as Celebration Saturday and House Shout.   House Executive Committees  Each House has an Executive Committee composed of the House Advisor (faculty) and  democratically elected student representatives. The Executive meets regularly each month to  address House business and plan meetings and activities. Executive members also serve as House  representatives on different Senior School councils that meet on a regular basis each month.  

Last Updated August 17, 2018 Havergal College Family Handbook 2018–19

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