6 th grade girls
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6 th grade girls. 6 th grade boys. 7 th grade girls. 7 th grade boys. 8 th grade girls. 8 th grade boys. Parents of Elementary School students. Parents of Middle School students. Parents of High School students. High School Students. English Teachers. Math Teachers. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
6th grade girls
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
6th grade boys
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
7th grade girls
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
7th grade boys
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
8th grade girls
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
8th grade boys
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
Parents of Elementary School students
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
Parents of Middle School students
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
Parents of High School students
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
High School Students
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
English Teachers
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
Math Teachers
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
Art Teachers
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
Science Teachers
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
Guidance counselors
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
Sports team coaches
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
School librarians
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
Cafeteria workers
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
MBTA bus drivers
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
School janitors
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
School board members
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
Principals
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
School police officers
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
Local clothing store owners
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
Local hairdressing salon owners
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
Local jewelry store owners
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
Local clergy
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
Elderly neighborhood residents
If you want… Then raise your placard and say…
To ask the chair a question Point of inquiry
To make a request related to your comfort Point of personal privilegeTo ask another delegate a question Point of information
To have an informal debate where theChair decides who will speak
Motion for a moderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To have an informal debate with no rules Motion for an unmoderated caucus (how long? For what purpose?)
To stop talking and vote Motion to close debateTo end the session Motion to adjourn
Neighborhood stay-at-home parents