Student Council

The purpose of the Student Council is to provide opportunities for student experience in leadership; to develop and promote good citizenship in the student body; to provide purposeful direction for school activities that promote scholarship, leadership, human relations, character education and cultural values; to assist in school affairs and activities; to assist in the management of school clubs and organizations; and to assist in the management of student concerns.

Follow this link to view the Student Body Constitution for Landrum Middle School.

The Student Council is a student leadership organization that hosts various school-related events and engages in projects around the school to raise awareness for various issues (drugs/alcohol/safety/health (RED RIBBON WEEK), teacher/staff appreciation, etc.). We are a member of the Texas Association of Student Councils (TASC) and are assigned to TASC District.

Some of our major events include:

• Homecoming spirit
• Holiday Spirit Week
• National Red Ribbon Week
• No Place for Hate
• Class officer and executive board officer elections
• Drugs, Alcohol, Safety, and Health awareness projects
• Food and Toy Drives
• Campus & Community service projects

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As part of Landrum Middle School’s Student Council, members must exhibit dedication and responsibility and act as school leaders. Council members direct the creation of multiple school-wide activities such as dances, anti-drug campaigns, and service project fundraisers. Student Council is for the most dedicated and virtuous of students.

Student Council is open to all students at Landrum.  To represent your grade-level as a Student Council Representative, you must meet the following qualifications:

• Students must have had at least a C average in all subjects with no D’s or F’s during the previous school year, and maintain the same standard each grading period during the school year.
• Students must maintain a good standard of citizenship (No U’s or N’s) each grading period.
• Students must serve as role models to other students by maintaining a positive attitude and following all school rules at all times. Students who receive out-of-school suspension or DAEP will be removed from Student Council.
• Students must submit an application, have 2-3 letters of recommendations, and pay dues of $25 which covers the dues and t-shirt
• Students must be willing to participate in Student Council and committee activities and fundraisers, attend general and committee meetings, follow instructions, and work as part of a team.