Area A
Advisor Conference
September 14th, 2019
CADA Area A Advisors’ Conference Schedule
September 14, 2019
Monterey Trail High School
8:00 – 8:30 Registration/Breakfast Snacks
8:30 - 8:35 Welcome - Linda Cooper; Collection of Surveys for Swap Shop
8:35 - 8:45 CADA State Board: Margaret Norian & VP Elect Ron Ippolito
8:45 – 8:55 CADA Convention and Camps, Jeff Culver & CASL Brodie Kaster
9:00 - 11:00 Keynote - Tyler Durman
11:00 - 11:10 Break - Refreshments and Raffle
11:15 – 11:45 Session A
11:45 - 12:15 Lunch
12:20 - 12:50 Session B
12:55 – 1:25 Session C
1:30 – 2:15 Session D - Swap Shop (10 minute swaps, 2 minutes switch)
2:20 - 2:25 Raffle
2:25 - 2:30 Closing Linda Coope
Your CADA Area A Council is here for you all year.
Find our contact information at www.cada1.org/areaa
September 14, 2019
Monterey Trail High School
8:00 – 8:30 Registration/Breakfast Snacks
8:30 - 8:35 Welcome - Linda Cooper; Collection of Surveys for Swap Shop
8:35 - 8:45 CADA State Board: Margaret Norian & VP Elect Ron Ippolito
8:45 – 8:55 CADA Convention and Camps, Jeff Culver & CASL Brodie Kaster
9:00 - 11:00 Keynote - Tyler Durman
11:00 - 11:10 Break - Refreshments and Raffle
11:15 – 11:45 Session A
11:45 - 12:15 Lunch
12:20 - 12:50 Session B
12:55 – 1:25 Session C
1:30 – 2:15 Session D - Swap Shop (10 minute swaps, 2 minutes switch)
2:20 - 2:25 Raffle
2:25 - 2:30 Closing Linda Coope
Your CADA Area A Council is here for you all year.
Find our contact information at www.cada1.org/areaa
Session A Presentations & Descriptions
1. Brodie Kaster - Expanding Empathy With Technology
In 2008, adults spend an average of 18 minutes on their phones. In 2015 it rose to an average of 2 hours and 48 minutes; 280 million people would be considered phone addicts. Through experiential learning activities we will discover the restrictions technology gives us to connect, and how we can combat our declining rates of empathy and connections on our campuses.
2. Kristin Lilly-Porter - New to ASB?
Come learn how to structure your class, and resources to organize your first year!
3. Melissa Edsall - Middle School Basics
New to Middle School activities? Need ideas on how to structure, grade and run your class? Want some curriculum ideas? I'm here to help. If you've been around awhile this is the same as last year, so don't attend unless you want a refresher.
4. Allison Birakos - Organization your class for events
Looking for new ways to organize your students for events? Come check out how we use committees and categories at the high school level!
In 2008, adults spend an average of 18 minutes on their phones. In 2015 it rose to an average of 2 hours and 48 minutes; 280 million people would be considered phone addicts. Through experiential learning activities we will discover the restrictions technology gives us to connect, and how we can combat our declining rates of empathy and connections on our campuses.
2. Kristin Lilly-Porter - New to ASB?
Come learn how to structure your class, and resources to organize your first year!
3. Melissa Edsall - Middle School Basics
New to Middle School activities? Need ideas on how to structure, grade and run your class? Want some curriculum ideas? I'm here to help. If you've been around awhile this is the same as last year, so don't attend unless you want a refresher.
4. Allison Birakos - Organization your class for events
Looking for new ways to organize your students for events? Come check out how we use committees and categories at the high school level!
Session B Presentations & Descriptions
1. Katie Sanchez - Fundraising
I am Katie Sanchez, currently a VP at Martinez Junior High School. I have been in this position for 5-years. During this time, I have shifted our ASB fundraising culture. We currently earn over $30,000 with one fundraiser. Come on in and hear some different ways to earn some money for your ASB.
2. Lindsey Bannwarth & Deena Koral-Soto - Building a connection with your feeder schools!
When there is a connection between your feeder schools and your high school, you are training your prospective students, getting them excited about your program, along with giving your students more leadership opportunities. Join us to explore the possibilities, ideas, and example activities you can do at your school.
3. Sara Quinero - Appreciation!!!
Are you looking for ways to show appreciation to staff and students? Then this presentation is perfect for you! It will cover several different ways you can recognize your students and staff at the middle and high school level.
4. Ron Ippolito - YouTube and School Culture
Create amazingly simple videos that will help promote your activities program and build school culture. First I will show you the gear that my students and I use (it's all easy-to-use and inexpensive), and then I will show you the practices we put in place to make our workflow easy and our job as leaders fun!
I am Katie Sanchez, currently a VP at Martinez Junior High School. I have been in this position for 5-years. During this time, I have shifted our ASB fundraising culture. We currently earn over $30,000 with one fundraiser. Come on in and hear some different ways to earn some money for your ASB.
2. Lindsey Bannwarth & Deena Koral-Soto - Building a connection with your feeder schools!
When there is a connection between your feeder schools and your high school, you are training your prospective students, getting them excited about your program, along with giving your students more leadership opportunities. Join us to explore the possibilities, ideas, and example activities you can do at your school.
3. Sara Quinero - Appreciation!!!
Are you looking for ways to show appreciation to staff and students? Then this presentation is perfect for you! It will cover several different ways you can recognize your students and staff at the middle and high school level.
4. Ron Ippolito - YouTube and School Culture
Create amazingly simple videos that will help promote your activities program and build school culture. First I will show you the gear that my students and I use (it's all easy-to-use and inexpensive), and then I will show you the practices we put in place to make our workflow easy and our job as leaders fun!
Session C Presentations & Descriptions
1. Tamara Givens - Classroom Organization & Grading
The Student Government class can be chaotic, but that doesn't mean it can't be organized! This session will give tips for keeping your class and students organized on a daily basis, and also will discuss ways to keep grading more objective and less subjective using rubrics--because you don't get an A just for breathing in Student Government!
2. Melissa LeFevre - How to run a Middle School Class
New to middle school student leadership? Walk away with activities and lessons that you can use Monday in the classroom
3. Lindsey Bannwarth - Lunchtime Activities & Red Ribbon Week Activities (K-12)
Join us for new ideas for lunchtime activities that emphasis kindness, team-building, and leadership, that can work in K-12 settings. We will also discuss ways to address the growing problems of vaping with Red Ribbon Week lunchtime activities.
4. Jeff Culver - CADA Camps Curriculum Focus: Vision
As a student leadership organization, it's important to figure out the purpose and overall intention of the organization before creating committees and planning events. Students can work through four questions to create a clear vision for personal or organizational goals. Take a look at one component of the 2019 CADA Leadership Camps curriculum with a focus on the Vision Lesson, which can be used in your leadership class to help set goals and a plan for the year.
The Student Government class can be chaotic, but that doesn't mean it can't be organized! This session will give tips for keeping your class and students organized on a daily basis, and also will discuss ways to keep grading more objective and less subjective using rubrics--because you don't get an A just for breathing in Student Government!
2. Melissa LeFevre - How to run a Middle School Class
New to middle school student leadership? Walk away with activities and lessons that you can use Monday in the classroom
3. Lindsey Bannwarth - Lunchtime Activities & Red Ribbon Week Activities (K-12)
Join us for new ideas for lunchtime activities that emphasis kindness, team-building, and leadership, that can work in K-12 settings. We will also discuss ways to address the growing problems of vaping with Red Ribbon Week lunchtime activities.
4. Jeff Culver - CADA Camps Curriculum Focus: Vision
As a student leadership organization, it's important to figure out the purpose and overall intention of the organization before creating committees and planning events. Students can work through four questions to create a clear vision for personal or organizational goals. Take a look at one component of the 2019 CADA Leadership Camps curriculum with a focus on the Vision Lesson, which can be used in your leadership class to help set goals and a plan for the year.
Session D - Swap Shop
Swap Session #1 - Spirit & School Culture
Having an inclusive program for your student body along with staff buy in and participation.
Swap Session #2 - Team Building w/Your Crew
Retreats, Bonding & working together as a leadership class.
Swap Session #3 - Rally Ideas!
Including Homecoming & Parade Information
Swap Session #4 - Curriculum & Projects for your Leadership class. .
Having an inclusive program for your student body along with staff buy in and participation.
Swap Session #2 - Team Building w/Your Crew
Retreats, Bonding & working together as a leadership class.
Swap Session #3 - Rally Ideas!
Including Homecoming & Parade Information
Swap Session #4 - Curriculum & Projects for your Leadership class. .
Curriculum & Activities from Area A Council
1. Mindfulness & Self Reflection A-Z Activity - Jill Mortensen, Ripon High School jmortensen@riponusd.net
2. Article - 10 Powerful Ways to show Gratitude - Jill Mortensen, Ripon High School jmortensen@riponusd.net
3. Dance Procedure Assignment; Delegation Activity; Mission & Purpose Activity - Leah Darby, Concord High School darbyl@mdusd.net
4. The Black Dot Activity - Allison Birakos, Lathrop High School abirakos@musd.net
5. The Giving Back Project - Allison Birakos, Lathrop High School abirakos@musd.net
6. The Homecoming Theme Project - Allison Birakos, Lathrop High School abirakos@musd.net
7. The Butterfly Effect - Linda Cooper, Area A Coordinator, Retired lindacooper971@gmail.com
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8. Crazy Paper Bag Relay - Linda Cooper, Area A Coordinator, Retired lindacooper971@gmail.com
9. Foolproof Rally Playlist - Becky Stewart, Yuba Gardens Intermediate School rstewart@mjusd.com
10. Grading Through Google Classroom - Becky Stewart, Yuba Gardens Intermediate School rstewart@mjusd.com
11. Article - What Makes A Good Leader - Jessica Banchieri, Heritage High School jbanchieri@gmail.com
12. Article 6 Things Great Leaders Do Differently - Jessica Banchieri, Heritage High School jbanchieri@gmail.com
13. Q&A for Articles #11&12 Above - Jessica Banchieri, Heritage High School jbanchieri@gmail.com
14. Personal Coat of Arms - Melissa Edsall, Douglas Middle School melissa.edsall@wjusd.org
15. 5 Hours Community Service Project - Melissa Edsall, Douglas Middle School melissa.edsall@wjusd.org
16. How Committees Work - Sara Quintero, Wells Middle School longyearsara@dublinusd.org
17. The Art of the Thank You Note - Sara Quintero, Wells Middle School longyearsara@dublinusd.org
18. Storyteller Lesson (Public Speaking) - Peter Totoonchie, Nevada Union HS ptotoonchie@njuhsd.com
19. Task Assignment (Committee Work) - Peter Totoonchie, Nevada Union HS ptotoonchie@njuhsd.com
Instructional Ted Talks & YouTube Videos Great for Leadership Lessons
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1. The Power of Vulnerability by Brene Brown
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2. Listening to Shame by Brene Brown
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3. The Time You Have (Jelly Beans)
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4. What is Happiness?
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5. Chris Conley Measuring What Makes Life Worth While
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6. Why Some of Us Don't Have One True Calling, by Emilie Wapnick
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7. The Happy Secret to Better Work by Shawn Anchor
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8. Conflict Negotiation by Mukul Chaudhri
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9 Thandie Newton: Embracing otherness, embracing myself
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10. Connected, but Alone? by Sherry Turkle
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11. Your Body Language Shapes Who You Are, by Amy Cuddy
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12. The Thing Is, I Stutter by Megan Washington
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13. The Power of Grit by Angela Duckworth
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14. Embrace the Shake by Phil Hansen
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15. 8 Traits of Successful People by Richard St. John
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16. Volunteerism by Tuan Nguyen
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17. Getting Stuck in the Negatives by Alison Ledgerwood
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18. How to Make Stress Your Friend by Kelly McGonigal
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19. Leave Your Legacy
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20. Mindfulness of the Self
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