Job
Title
|
Job Description
|
# of Students
|
Possible Salary
|
Voted In
|
Secretary
of Defense
|
Hall Monitors
|
?
|
$20
|
No
|
Secretary
of Health and Human Services
|
Collect
Playground Equipment after Recess and Lunch
|
4
|
$30
|
No
|
Ambassador
of Trade
|
Class
Library
|
2 or 3
|
$30
|
No
|
Secretary
of Housing and Urban Development
|
Cleaning
of the classroom
|
1 or 2
|
$20
|
No
|
Secretary
of State
|
The
most important job ever ICE.
|
1
|
$20
|
No
|
Secretary
of Homeland Security
|
Line
Monitors
|
2
|
$20
|
No
|
Press
Secretary
|
Picture
taking
|
2
|
$30
|
No
|
Secretary
of the Interior
|
Technology
Assistant
|
2
|
$20
|
No
|
Administrator
of the Environmental Protection Agency
|
Recycling
and trash supervisors
|
2 or 3
|
$20
|
No
|
Secretary
of Education
|
Board
writing
|
2
|
$50
|
No
|
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Job Openings
One of the areas we focus on in class is learning responsibility. We do this by taking on different jobs in the classroom. Each of these jobs follows the theme of Government but with a twist. The students are required to fill out a job application and go through a "Rigorous" interview process. All application are do in class on Monday, September 10, 2012.
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2 comments:
Hi Mr.Williams
I practiced and practiced but I did worse then I've ever done.I just got slower and I just don't get it! are you still at school because I left my book in my desk.
Caroline T.
Hi Mr. Williams,
I want to know all of the specific roles that the class president has. What are their jobs?
Thank You,
Anna D.
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