New school parking and attendance policies dominated the discussion at the Council’s first meeting of the 2017-2018 school year on Wednesday, September 6th. The meeting included the first vote of the school year for...
The time has come. On Friday, May 12, Hanover High School students and faculty will choose who shall represent on Council for the 2017-2018 school year. The polling station, which will be located in...
Henry Lang reported from the school board that Hanover, as expected, is ahead of state and national averages from all our standardized tests. OEC talked with custodians, administrators, and folks at Lebanon High and...
The beginning of the meeting was heralded in by OEC: Discussed the Following Motions Student Life: Discussed the student life survey Admin: Discussed the web presence motion Student Activities: Added a new spirit day for...
As every meeting does, today’s begins when the council approves last week’s minutes. This week, however, the arrangement of the room is different. Some people are not happy with this. Two weeks prior, council...
Lilly Cadow wants to add an inspirational quote to the morning pledge and announcements. While it has received an administrative okay from Ian Smith, Lily pushed to have council vote on the motion for...
This year the Council has been just as busy as any other, and has resulted in quite a few exciting motions to be passed, especially in recent months. Among these motions are the Senior Exam...
Homework Motion: There have been several things happening on Council that affect student life. Before the Thanksgiving break, Council passed a motion that would limit the amount of homework assigned over weekends and long...
By Gabe Brison-Trezise Council has had some rousing discussions in the past few weeks about matters ranging from granting ninth graders off-campus privileges to changing the start time of school. In what will be...