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C.S.L.A and C.S.L.C. You, Your Students and Your School.

C.S.L.A and C.S.L.C. You, Your Students and Your School. What is CSLA?. CSLA or t he Canadian Student Leadership Association is a registered non-profit educational association in Canada.

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C.S.L.A and C.S.L.C. You, Your Students and Your School.

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  1. C.S.L.A and C.S.L.C. You, Your Students and Your School.

  2. What is CSLA? • CSLA or the Canadian Student Leadership Association is a registered non-profit educational association in Canada. • CSLA was originally founded in 1983 as the Canadian Association of Student Activity Advisors or CASAA, in order to support the continuation of our main event, the Canadian Student Leadership Conference (CSLC) • In 2012 CASAA evolved to become CSLA, with a stronger focus on student leadership and now distributes leadership resources, materials, awards scholarships, and organizes programs and events for its member schools across the country; as well as still overseeing the continuation of CSLC.

  3. CSLA continued….. Vision: Our vision is to build a strong community of secondary school students across the country who, inspired by their student leadership experiences, are actively engaged in their schools and communities and contributing to the betterment of society. Mission Statement: To help educate and encourage Student Leadership by providing secondary school students and educators from across the country with top-quality and relevant student leadership training, resources, programs, and events, including an annual national leadership conference.

  4. CSLA continued….. Goals:  Enable students to participate in national student leadership events and programs, including an annual national leadership conference. Train secondary school educators to help guide student leaders in a variety of meaningful activities. Create and distribute timely and superior resources for students and educators to foster the development of student leadership. Support and promote other student leadership organizations, events, or programs

  5. CSLA continued….. So…. …..what does CSLA have for you, your school and your students!?!?!

  6. C.S.L.C…… C. S. L. C. = Canadian Student Leadership Conference Imagine 200 - 250 leadership advisors and 600 – 800 leadership students gathering in an action-packed five days to learn leadership skills and activities, to make new connections from across the country, exchange ideas and have fun! It happens every year at CSLC! The most spirited and motivated students from every nook and cranny, both big and small, from all over Canada, get together to hear motivational speakers, to take part in workshops, cultural activities, and entertainment events. Throw in like minded, inspirational and motivated teachers and you have a very powerful event at the beginning of the school year that feeds all participants with a fuel of vibrant energy to bring back to their schools and communities.

  7. C.S.L.C…… CSLC 2014 “Destination Leadership: A Ticket to Inspiration!” Kelowna, BC

  8. CSLC …..2015

  9. C.S.L.C. 2016……“Leadership 360” Edmunston , New Brunswick

  10. C.S.L.C. 2017……Waterloo, Ontario

  11. C.S.L.C. 2018…Edmonton, Alberta

  12. C.S.L.C. 2019…… Abbotsford, British Columbia • Where is it? This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA

  13. C.S.L.C. 2019…… • What are the conference fees? Current conference registration fees are: $375 per delegate (Students and Advisors) Fees include, all meals, keynotes, workshops, entertainment, transportation during the conference, a conference t-shirt and a conference bookbag, and more.

  14. C.S.L.C. 2019…… • What are the accommodation arrangements? Student delegates are always billeted. A minimum of 2 students per billet and most often with students from their school or province, except in exceptional circumstances.

  15. C.S.L.C. 2019…… • Airfare and travel costs? St. John’s – Abbotsford (return) September 24 – September 29, 2019 • (Group Quote can only be obtained if we have certain numbers- differ per airline) • Have a preliminary quote of $981.53 per person but spots will not be reserved until deposit is made and number of seats confirmed. This cannot be done until registration for conference closes in May. • All transportation is provided during conference including bus from airport to Edmonton, teacher advisor hotel-school, other venue shuttles as needed, etc. • Above quote includes one checked bag

  16. C.S.L.C. 2019…… • What is the Canadian Heritage Travel Grant? • $240,000.00 grant from the Department of Canadian Heritage used to offset individual student travel expenses to C.S.L.C. • Each school completes application package during CSLC • CASL distributes grant monies to each qualifying school (travelling expenses exceeding $275) after the conference, generally prior to December 1st. • In the past NL students have received between 30 – 70% of their travel costs depending on the total cost of their travel and the total costs submitted by all conference delegates.

  17. C.S.L.C. 2019…… • What other NL schools go? • Corner Brook Regional High • Gonzaga (St. John’s) • Fogo Island (St. John’s) • White Hills Academy (St. Anthony) • Macdonald Drive Jr. High (St. John’s) • Bishops College • Prince Of Wales Collegiate • Exploits Valley High • Leo Burke Academy • Elwood High School • MSB Academy (Middle Arm) • Cape John Collegiate (Lascie) • Mealy Mountain Collegiate (Goose Bay)

  18. C.S.L.C. 2019 …… • How many students can I take? • Generally each school can register 3 grade 9 – 12 students. • Schools are permitted to “waitlist” students until registration closes (Because the numbers are based on a provincial per capita bases and not that many NL schools attend, the door is typically open to allow additional students per NL school)

  19. C.S.L.C. 2019…… What did I leave out?? Budget Questions?? Potential CSLC 2019 Abbotsford, BC budget?? Registration $470 (Advisor Registration included) = $470 Airfare $981.53 (includes 1 checked bag) = $ 981.53 Advisor Airfare $ 981.53/4 = $245.38 Advisor Accommodations ($150 x 5) /4 = $187.50 Sub days ($250 x 4) / 4 = $250 $2134.41 Approximate Canadian Heritage rebate (30%) - 294.46 Balance $1839.95

  20. Important Dates • Registration for this conference opens on April 1 • There is guaranteed space for 3 students and 1 advisor with the option to "waitlist" extra students. • Registration ends May 15 • If there is space within the provincial quota, waitlisted students will be added on a first come first serve basis... • This means the earlier we waitlist interested students, the better the chances of being granted a spot at the conference.

  21. What You Need to Do • Review the information package • Once you have reviewed everything including the cost, please contact Ms. Quann through email: colettequann@nlesd.ca to indicate whether you are interested in being registered for the trip. • I will register and waitlist students as Student 1- Student 12. Therefore, we ask for you to respond by Friday, March 1st. I do not want to turn students away only to have others on the list back out after. • Submit completed registration forms and payment of $470 for registration by March 1st as well. (You will be refunded in the event we do not get requested spots)

  22. C.S.L.C. 2019…… Thank you!

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