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School Board and Student Advisory Committee Team Up

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Source
YouTube / WeslacoISD
Date
2026-01-21
Location
Hidalgo County, TX
Material
Transcript
Extent
323 words · about 2 min
Collected
2026-06-21

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001We want to provide what you need at at each campus. >> It was a gathering of the student advisory committee meeting with members of the West Lico ISD school board. Trustee Jaclyn Susta, board vice president coach Armando Huer and board president Isidorto are present >> and we need to hear from you as okay. What is it that the schools need? The reason that we're reaching out to the student advisory group is because they're in the arena every single day. They know what's happening >> without letting go. Start trying to untangle that knot. >> First, a fun icebreaker. >> Wait, how do I do this? >> For the students as they get to know each other. >> What if we put motivation science? >> Then it was down to business, brainstorming, and discussing different issues >>

002and ideas to help improve the student life at West Lico ISD. >> Visual learning very important. Among the topics discussed were more time to finish assignments, substitute teachers, >> AI being used in a positive manner, taking advantage of modern technology, >> and the use of AI as sort of a personal tutor for students. >> I do use AI. I'm not going to lie. Um, I do go on chat GBT and go on and search up some math problems because I don't understand it. I can just go on there, search it up, and have it explain it to me. Take notes for a math test or English test or something. >> Another topic of conversation was creating a more positive atmosphere with our schools. >> And I just feel like that's very important to be surrounded

003by positive, happy attitudes. Not only attitudes, but again, the physical environment. And if the walls are a dark gray or a black, you know, it's it makes a difference. You don't feel it, but it does make a difference on the way you learn, the way you do your work, your attitude, your facial expressions. Everything that is in the environment affects the way that you perform. >> Not only were there discussions, but also solutions coming from older students at the high school, giving advice to the younger, elementary, and middle school students. >> Asking an adult for help. Yes, >> those experiences with students are very important because they will provide feedback for to us to the board members and of course to Dr. Rivera as to what they need at their respective school you know from

004resources talking about technology talking about excellent teachers talking about substitutes all that encompasses a great education. Carlos Roto, K

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