By Belle Heth students Olivia, Lily B, Camille and Daphne
This is the first year Belle Heth Elementary School is having Ambassadors. Once an Ambassador, you become a House Leader. Fifth and sixth graders were eligible to apply for this task.
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Some of the expectations of being an ambassador are being responsible and being able to represent yourself to other people in a positive way. Students have to get into the ambassador program by getting two student recommendations, two teacher recommendations, parent permission, good grades, and a one page essay explaining why you should be picked to be in this prestigious program. We also had to be interviewed by teachers and principals.
The expectations of a Belle Heth Ambassador include attending school every day on time, model positive behavior, model SPECIAL (shake hands, posture, eye contact, introduce themselves, ask a question, and lean in and listen), greet students and staff, assist on school tours, WHBE announcements (create school videos), school store, box tops, and represent Belle Heth Elementary. Being a part of this program is a giant responsibility to everyone in it.