Choral Council
Student leaders are essential to a thriving choir program. Serving in a leadership role is your opportunity to help shape the choirs of Cherokee Bluff High School. Leaders will be able to build a positive and supportive student culture within and between our choirs.
To be in any leadership role, it is important to remember that you are in the role for the good of the entire group, and not just for yourself. You are expected to work for and with the choir, not above the choir.
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-In good academic standing
-Competent in their chosen area
-Positive
-Good at listening
-Problem solvers
-Responsible
-Model chorus students
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Student leaders are held to a very high standard. As a leader, you represent Mrs. Coon, Mrs. Allison, Cherokee Bluff Chorus, and Cherokee Bluff as a whole. Students who do not meet expectations as a leader (as set above) will be subject to suspension from their leadership role
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President:
-Help with set up/clean up at performances
-Choir spokesperson for recruitment (when applicable)
-Attends booster meetings (when applicable)
-Leads at least two Choral Council meetings each year (agenda will be given)
-Arrange thank you cards as needed (clinicians for events, admin)
Vice President:
-Attends to the needs of the president/fills in when president is unable to fulfill duties (all listed above)
Secretary:
-Keeps notes at Choral Council meetings
-Keeps calendar in class updated
-Cleans up and revises notes for Choral Collective
-Miscellaneous organizational duties
Music Librarian:
-Maintains the music library including putting music in boxes, labeling boxes, placing in correct order, and updating the online music library spreadsheet
-Arranges music copies for LGPE
-Makes sure everyone has music (and provides music to those in need)
-Miscellaneous organizational duties
Ensemble Managers:
-Helps keep paperwork organized
-Help organize class events
-Lead warm ups when asked or when teacher is absent
-Contribute to the Choral Collective
Section Leaders:
-Lead sectionals for voice part (and possibly another voice part if able to)
-Assist Ensemble Managers
-Work with members in section on choral mastery
Design (one middle school, one high school):
-Help to advertise for concerts (make posters, get approval to hang posters)
-Work on Choral Collective with the secretary
8th Grade Representative:
-Represents middle school by attending meetings, providing feedback, helping bridge high school and middle school interests
-Helps contribute middle school events to the Choral Collective
Outreach Committee (middle and high school):
-Plans events geared towards “bridging the gap” between middle and high school
-May also plan high school events geared toward recruitment in our building
-Recruitment and retention
-Potentially speak to feeder schools within cluster
Please understand that one student may hold two positions (i.e. President is also section leader).