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MIDDLE LEVEL PROGRAMS

• Middle Level Regionals 10-12 sites across the state first of February
  Middle Level Regionals are one-day leadership conferences. The curriculum is designed to provide delegates a motivational leadership experience. Students leave with new ideas, an expaneded view of a leader's role, and energized for action. In addition, school groups practice teambuilding skills. Serving as one of the host sites gives a school's student leadership program the opportunity to showcase their skills and school. More than 2,000 students and advisers participate in Middle Level Regionals each year in February.
  
  

• Fall Middle Level Team Retreat Each October at the Cispus and Chewelah Peak Learning Centers
  The three-day Middle Level Team Retreat is designed to increase the effectiveness of a school's student leadership team. The goals of the retreat are to enhance the leadership skills of student leaders and their advisers, to provide school delegations a teambuilding experience and time to develop action plans for school activities and projects and to give student leaders and their advisers a chance to network and share ideas. The Team Retreat is held each October at both the Cispus and Chewelah Peak Learning Centers.

HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS

• Senate Youth Program The annual United States Senate Youth Program was established in 1962 by United States Senate Resolution 324 and is sponsored by the Senate and fully funded by the William Randolph Hearst Foundation. Each year two high school juniors or seniors from each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia attend the all-expense paid, week-long tour of Washington, D.C. In Washington state, the United States Senate Youth Program is managed by the Washington Association of Secondary School Principals (WASSP). Each summer, WASSP sponsors, a series of week-long Student Leadership Camps for student body officers, class officers, cheerleaders, team captains and other student leaders. At the conclusion of each camp, the camp delegates nominate two students as state finalists for the Senate Youth Program Scholarships.
  
  

PHOTOS

• Summer Camp 2005
• Fall Programs 2005
• 50th Anniversary Gala Event October 28, 2006