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Roles: Campaign Manager: Jorelyn Calam Political Advisor: Karen Alvarado-Contreras Treasurer: Sirenio Gonzalez Media Advisor: Rita Valdez Pollster: Dario Morris Party Name: The Perry Party Presidential Candidate: Jarvis Fosberg Symbol: Perry the Platypus (LillyCrystal, 2009) Slogan: A one way ticket to moving SECA forward. Making the impossible, possible. (This file includes the following: Political Platform, a short brief from the Campaign Manager, Brief from the Political Advisor (plus the political agenda), Brief from the Treasurer (plus the memo), Brief from the Media Advisor, and Brief from the Pollster (plus the polls result, both for the political agenda and student issues. This file also includes the work cited pages.)
Perry Party Platform 2012 (Jorelyn Calam - used briefs and political agenda. Created beliefs for the party.) (Edwards III, Wattenberg, &
Lineberry, Government in America: People, Politics, and Policy, 2011) Moving SECA Forward Since the establishment of this great school, it has lacked the basic necessities to fairly provide for its students. Our party has seen how much work needs to be done to better provide for the students. We know what it takes to ensure that the students are in an environment where they feel happy, comfortable and safe. Our Party is designed to address the concerns of the students. We Perrys take the initiative to go out and make this campus a better place. This is a very important election because its not only a fight for who wins the presidential seat, but a fight for SECAs path. We Perrys offer this school a way to move forward by providing the basic necessities of the students and more. A few of the necessities includes serving students better lunch, making sure that there are school activities going on, and
We acknowledge that there is a lot that needs to be done and that it doesnt just take one term of presidency to get everything done. Problems we face as a school will be addressed under the government we are promoting. Our party will make sure that we are up to date with issues and that we are aware of concerns the students of the school may have. We will conduct polls as often as we can and personally approach the students of the school. We believe that if we band together we can make this the greatest school anyone has ever attended and heard of. We can do anything for as long as we work together. We can make the changes for a better tomorrow. We Perrys will play fair and square in this election. Our goal is to keep moving forward and to address any issues the students may have. Our goal is to ensure that issues are addressed properly and solutions are presented. We all need a government that can provide for the people. We need a government that can advocate for fairness, equality and change. We need the Perry Party to come into power. We plan to move SECA forward by finding solutions for the pressing issues of the school. Advocate for Better School Lunches A survey has been conducted and it has come to our partys attention that the lunch provided by the school is non-appetizing. It is often burnt as well and looks inedible. The Perry Party plans to create a partnership with organizations that advocates for better school lunches that still meets the nutritional guidelines. We Perrys will fundraise to allocate enough money to move forward with a partnership.
Political Agenda
I. Better school lunches a. Provide school lunches that do not come from the district b. Contract another food company & have people at school make the school lunch i. Healthier than the districts lunch that is provided II. More school activities a. Plan more fun school activities
Memorandum
DATE: November 5, 2012 TO: Jarvis Fosberg, Presidential Candidate FROM: Sirenio Gonzalez, The Perry Party Treasurer SUBJECT: The three principles of the F.E.C.A. We already know that the school issues involving school lunches, increased school activities, and recycling are important issues we need to improve as soon as possible. These issues have raised many concerns in the student population lately in the past few years since the establishment of SECA and we see the necessity of having a solution at any cost. Because these issues need to addressed as soon as possible, some things need to be taken into consideration before making any kind of decision. The three principles that the Federal Election Campaign Act created to make these campaigns fair are a big consideration factor towards decision making.
Public funds for the presidential campaign is federal government funds to pay for valid expenses of our campaign in both primary and general election. To qualify for public funding, candidates must agree to limit campaign spending to a specific amount and must meet other requirements.
Limitations on the Amounts Presidential and Congressional Candidates May Receive from
Candidates are able to receive contributions from individuals, but are limited to $2,500 (hard money limit) received from PACs.
If the candidate doesnt accept any federal funding, candidates running for federal office must file periodic reports with the F.E.C.A., listing who contributed and how the money was spent.
With the three principles of the F.E.C.A. in mind, you can now carry out decisions legally and can get going with reforms to make this school (country) a better place to be at for our students.
Student Subjects
1. Would you rather have another food company cater to us on campus or just have us buy different food to cook on campus?
2. Is the lunch that is provided now healthy enough or should we make it healthier?
3. Would putting on more school events provide more opportunities for fundraising ?
4.Would it be better to have more class competition activities or to have more activities where everyone can work together?
Subject 1
Yes it would
Subject 2
I dont want to gain any weight so just buy new food from a different company
Yes that way we all can have our own option for lunch
Subject 3
yes
Subject 5 `
Healthy enough as it is
yes
I like when we can choose who we want on our team from any class
It would inspire us to recycle more often and could make us some money in the process
Subject 6
yes
Subject 7
Subject 8
A lot of kids already go to mcdonalds, but if the food was better and healthier Im sure that would stop Healthier
Not necessarily
Yes
yes
Yes
Class competition is better in my opinion I dont think it is necessary to have us compete against classes like that I like it better when I compete against the classes
Subject 9
I think we should just introduce a menu similar to what we have but better prepared The food is good as healthy enough but not very good
Yes
Subject 10
Yes it would
Subject 12
Yes
Yes
Subject 1
yes
yes
Yes
Subject 2
The fields have so many potholes in them and when I run I always end up twisting my ankle
No the school is left wide open, I dont really see a reason to have security though
We should have a lounge where we can get our work done when are done with class and waiting for our rides then it would be better
yes
Subject 4
yes
Subject 5 `
The school isnt safe, people walk in all of the time. We do need security
yes
yes
There should be someone so we dont have to always ask someone to open it for us
It would be best that way they wont be a liability being out there by themselves
Subject 6
I think it is
yes
No
Subject 7
yes
I think so
Subject 8
yes
There should be
Subject 9
Yes it is
yes
yes
No I think some people actually are responsible enough to stay out of trouble outside
Subject 11
Yes
Yes
Subject 12
It is
yes
I think they should have the right to choose where they want to be at since they are finished with school no
Works Cited
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