Bring More Than Popularity Into Your Student Council Election

Having a Student Council Election is a normal part of intermediate and middle school classrooms.  They can be terrifying, and exciting all at the same time.  I often found that some of the students with the best character traits were the very ones most afraid to run for office.  I came up with this free Student Council Elections lesson to help encourage students to look for good leaders when making their election choices.








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