4. Background Information
• American Section
Upper School: 180
Middle School: 240 across two campuses
• Total in all 13 sections
Upper school: 900
• Traditionally limited jurisdiction
6. Structure
• Executive Body
– Five executive positions
– President, Vice
President, Secretary, Treasurer, Social Chair
• Representative Body
– 2 per American Section class
7. Presidential Elections
• Take place during early school year meeting
• All elected representatives vote
• President runs with Vice President
• Other executive offices voted for separately
8. Council Elections
• In class vote
• Held in the first week of September
• 20 students choose 2 representatives
9. Meetings
• One-hour meetings every other week
• Agenda established before
• All reps attend
• Topics: activity
proposals, fundraising, volunteering initiatives
• Platform for other organizations to present
their projects
11. Communication
• American Section Student Google Group
– Platform for all students (news, important
dates, practical information…)
– Newsletter to all students
13. A Day in the Life of an American
Section Student
• Classes from 8:00 to 17:00
• Extra-curricular activities
• 1-2 hours of American Section class per day
• Section vs. French side identity
20. Spirit Week
• Theme days
• School-wide activities
- sense of community
- AS identity
21. What makes us different?
• School within a school
• 63 nationalities
• Highly dependent on the French side
• Finding balance between Lycée International
student vs. American Section student