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Asb Report August-September
Asb Report August-September
Technology Commissioner
25 September 2023
The past month for the technology department has been a bit more chaotic. We are pretty
on track for filming sports. I have been recording volleyball and Spencer has gotten into football.
Spencer and I are unable to record water polo and golf with our schedules and we have asked but
received no help for filming in regards to those sports. We have set up the filming area for the
a morning before school meeting this friday. The four of us are expecting to do the same thing
we normally do. This means we pretty much are playing music and recording everything.
My mentor partner Ricky is quite fun. Having your partner be someone you spend a lot of
time with in your sport is both a blessing and a curse. We got some great looking goals out of
each other. He also blessed me by sharing his scrunch socks so I looked drip at the game on
friday.
My concern for this program is communication. As things ramp with all things
homecoming, we all could be a bit better about staying on top of our game. There are many
deadlines and things we need to attend to. With all of us having busy lifes, communication on
what's going on and telling people what we can and can’t do is crucial.
A positive comment about someone in class is Ava B. We have a very difficult senior
class to deal with. It’s very hard to get them to dress up or participate in homecoming activities.
She's been awesome about reminding us to dress up and taking charge with lip sync and its
looking great.
One change I’d like to see is more communication in regards to asking for help. With
newcomers and underclassmen being the majority of students in class, it might be hard to know
what's going on or what we need to do. Asking for help is important to ensure things are done
A core principle I’ve been trying to live by is to evolve and grow with change. Not every
year is the same academically and socially. I try to accept change as soon as possible so I can
An impact I have been trying to make on campus is saying 5 nice things to people per
day. Going out of my way to be kind boosts my mood as well as those I encounter.