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HomeMy WebLinkAboutRoesner, Thomas Youth Council Application 2020 06 10 rP V r j r/ /A, ��rrr rr o�r0 CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA YOUTH. COUNCIL CAT About the Winter Springs Youth Council The Winter Springs Youth Council (WSYC) is an ad-hoc advisory board that provides appropriate recommendations to the City Commission regarding issues of special interest to youths within the City. The Winter Springs Youth Council shall consist of no more than twelve and no fewer than six members. WSYC responsibilities include: • To make recommendations to the City Commission on matters affecting youth in the City; • To increase and make recommendations regarding increasing youth participation and involvement in local government; • To seek and recommend ways to improve communication with students in area schools; • To organize and perform service projects,events or functions that benefit the City of Winter Springs community, subject to approval of the City Manager; • To recommend the creation of recognition programs for youth; and • To perform any other youth-related matters assigned by the City Commission or City Manager. Member & Term Requirements Winter Springs Youth Council requirements include: • Resident of the City of Winter Springs for a minimum of six months preceding appointment and shall maintain said residency during their term • Between the ages of 14 and 18 years old • Enrolled in high school or entering high school,which may be a public school, private school, or home school Members shall serve terms one year in length and may reapply each year of enrollment in high school. Members shall be appointed on or before August 1 of each year. Members shall be automatically removed for lack of attendance at three consecutive, regularly scheduled meetings or failure to attend at least two-thirds of the regularly scheduled meetings during a calendar year. Members of the Winter Springs Youth Council are considered Public Officers of the City of Winter Springs. Members are required to conduct themselves in a professional manner at all times. As Public Officers, members are required to abide by the , and the ;wi_nfic`{r , �. sw K iri "v-,which pertain to members if appointed to the Winter Springs Youth Council. If appointed it is the member's sole obligation and duty to comply with such laws. Applicant Information Applicants for the Youth Council may be requested to interviewwith the respective appointing City Commissioner or Mayor and the staff liaison. Please return completed applications to the City of Winter Springs Winter Springs Youth Council Coordinator, Brooke Rissi,at1126 East State Road 434, Winter Springs, FL 32708 or email to Full Name Date of i rth ......__ ................... Street Address Apt/Unit Number ............... CA .......... --------------- city State Zip Code Phone Number Email Address 2020/2021 School Year Grade School Name Of`bom'ejschoolewrite"Home Schooled") Are you able to attend meetings and activities of Youth Council for one year? IN Yes El No Do you have reliable transportation to meetings and activities? N Yes 1:1 No Are you in good academic standing? N Yes El No Please list all activities that you participate in during the school year. Include sports, employment, school groups, community service, and extra-curriculum activities, _L'AJL '�OIA......S-7Q1 qq,�o _t L �L __ -, , ____.............. ............. ............................. -------1-11111111--............ .............. ................ . ............... ................­­............... Short Answer Questions You may include additional pages to complete answers if necessary, 1. Why do you wish to serve on the Winter Springs Youth Council? What do you hope to gain by this experienc(E�? f�ue � ..._ � w�: � . � m.... � _ s _waa. .. .. �. � .. m .... .... _ w _ — .. r w. all 2. What are the most important issues to you,your friends, and your family concerning our community? .-, j .�_ _.w: .. �_o._'% � r �� �r. �.� . ......- �.. C I . A r � '��. .,..e l w 3. What characteristics or skills o you possess that make you a great representative? ---Olin,L: all"�.�ll,�..-����.(�.��--...- ,) -T�,-`�ru- -At f ��a .. �� 1.... .. . ... K ... �. �................. _ "JAIf J � N 4. Describe past experiences that have prepared you for this leadership role. Llt.�..........-OL I "�5- /..m .....�... '�°_ °u'e'.. ........ e, .L.4.. o�Yi ....,._�.. ,, „d . �" � r.��� F'���..... ��..11,®,e��Ya.,R_�,.. f � ._„ ,,,, . fi Letters of Recommendation Please submit two (2) letters of recommendations from a teacher, counselor, parent (home schooled students), or coach. Parent/Legal Guardian Agreement I give my permission for the above named applicant to seek a position on the City of Winter Springs Youth Council and I have read and understand the commitments required for the Council. ."a .............--" ---------- ........... ...... Printed Name Phone Number L ........... ........... ................. —1---l— A En jI Add re ss Relationship to Student 'Al ............. -------................. "b..... ..C . �.'Jgnature t/Leg 4iu it/Legr Da.e Commitment Statement I understand that being a member of the City of Winter Springs Youth Council carries certain responsibilities. I agree to conduct myself in a professional manner as a representative of my City. You hereby represent to the City of Winter Springs under penalties of perjury that the information provided herein is true and accurate to the best of your knowledge and the City of Winter Springs has the right to rely on that information. You hereby acknowledge that you must abide by the Jr,�d ` >r Officers, and the which pertain to you if you are appointed to the Winter Springs Youth Council. If appointed it is your sole obligation and duty to comply with such laws. � 20 (5/1 LO ........... Student Signature Date CENTRAL FA ............/` BOTAMCAL GARDENS LEARN.INSPIRE February 15th, 2020 To Whom It May Concern, I have had the pleasure of working with Thomas Roesner as a Teen Team Volunteer. In the time I have known him, he has made a wonderful impression on myself and many of the staff he works with. Thomas has volunteered at the Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens from January of 2018 through now and completed over 127 hours of service, which is well above and beyond the yearly requirement. During his time here, Thomas has always expressed his passion for conservation of wildlife and drive to educate the public. The Zoo has been very grateful to have his help during his time here. I would recommend him, as I know he is passionate and driven to succeed. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to me at (407) 323- 4450 ext. 127 or at voIun,fe�..'r�pr� � s��oli.. .r.l �u�'� "1, oo.f,,)r Best Wishes, Bry Sidwell Volunteer Manager Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens fFl,) °" ri i'io 5 f li if 4 Y3 0 9 )Pvl iw vi V!h°y:;',.,. fl` If a 3 2 74 7 i ri m Y���� ��u Py r �w� � U.�w; kl, OFZj ' �ti "� ! n ie9Pr i.y4 '�[�ltII A+Rw`L ��1�l'9, t��'nuul � u�..xwcM.mM� x s�e.ou.rewsU� Traci van Zyl School Administration Manager Indian Trails Middle School 415 Tuskawilla Road Winter Springs, FL 32708 407-320-4336 p m a vain,zyin„Jts ps,kl1 u ri June 10, 2020 To Whom It May Concern, It is a pleasure to recommend Thomas Roesner as a member of the City of Winter Springs Youth Council. I had the honor of teaching Thomas during the 2016-2017 school year when he was a 7t'grader in my Advanced Civics course. It is clear to me that Thomas is not only a dedicated student, but one who enjoys perceiving information from multiple perspectives as it relates back to the success of our great country.Thomas is a student whose academic future is bright, and he is an active member of his school's BETA Club. Outside of the classroom, he is involved rehabbing animal exhibits at the Central Florida Zoo as a member of Teen Team. Thomas had great success as a student of mine, scoring a perfect score on the Civics End of Course Exam.Thomas has proven to me that he is wise beyond his years. He never hesitated to challenge the conversation in class, and always allowed others to speak their mind,even when it appeared that their opinions differed. It is always refreshing as an educator to see students challenge themselves outside of the confines of academic standards and norms,and to continuously strive to better themselves in unique ways. Sincerely, Tum,:. v” Z,1 Mrs.Traci van Zyl FzF/MA)( Feb. 12,2020 To Whom It May Concern: I am writing this letter of recommendation on behalf of Thomas Roesner. I have known Thomas' family for many years and,watched as he grew into a fine young man. He continues to grow in wisdom, as well as maintaining a strong spiritual component that is sometimes rare in youth of our community more interested in fitting in,than showing compassion and mercy to others. He has excelled in school activities and seeks out ways of contributing to the betterment of each group of which he participates. These traits continue to grow as he matures. He would be an excellent candidate for higher education at the finest academic institutions,partly because of his intelligence,but also because he thirsts for knowledge and would be an asset to whatever community he belongs. If you have further questions about Thomas, do not hesitate to call me at 407-325-7667. Thank you for your time and consideration. 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