Overview
BVSD 360/Panther Pride is a year-long class that provides members authentic leadership experiences, requiring them to develop, practice, and reflect on skills that will prepare them for future leadership opportunities. Additionally, Panther Pride fosters a student's ability to contribute positively to the culture and climate of Boulder High School.
During fall semester class, Panther Pride leaders act as mentors and role models for the Boulder High School community with an emphasis on support and guidance for the freshman class. The major responsibility for Panther Pride leaders during the fall semester is facilitating Freshman Seminar. Freshman Seminar provides the venue for members to develop, practice, and hone their leadership skills. They are responsible for designing and implementing activities and projects that promote academic, social, and community success within the freshman class. The relationships developed during the program strengthen the freshman class connection to Boulder High School.
Spring semester consists of Leadership Class that meets at least twice per month. Leadership Class allows leaders to continue impacting the Boulder High community and provides them the opportunity to reflect on their leadership, practice important leadership skills, and work in teams to create and execute a project that will enhance the Boulder High community.
Beyond their work with the freshman class, they provide a critical mass to promote and support community building throughout BHS. Their commitments include being school ambassadors for parents during Back to School Night, guiding tours for prospective freshmen and their families during BHS Showcase Night, leading and aiding freshmen during Cram Fest before their finals, and providing a consistent model for all BHS students to strive toward. In addition, they serve as ambassadors for Boulder High School to the community at large.