Period 1 Seating Update…Back of Class

James Lee

Deker Adelman

Deontae Crumitie

Alex Greenberg

Noah Horning

Lawson Lin

Sam Millard Paul Xi Kiefer

Cundy

Carlos Sanchez Vinuela

Jennifer Balter

Avery Booth

Dow Drukker

Mike Harris

Jordan Faulkner

Cooper Platt

Andrew Theodotou

Brian Wang

Cristina Boeckel

Antoine Montgomery

Gabe Bernstein

Ellis Butler

Max Kaplan

Abdibaari Hersi

Chris Lutts

Austin Makris

Warner Raulston David Wu Sky Zhao

Front of Class

Period 2 Seating Update…Back of Class

Alexy Billon

Jamie Lynch Maryssa

HaggettFrederik Lasson

Dean Tang

Leehey Ramon

Nate Smith

Toby Taradeina

Lewis Zhao

Nick Sutton Gigi Chen Andrew Davis Isaac

HigginsPaul

MauriceBrendan Polgar

Burke Riley

Michael Spencer

Zeyuan Tang

Max Zerrudo-Turgeon

Becky Zeng

Tenzin Crane

Jake Deutschlander

Jeans Jiaraksa

Ryan Moran

Richard Ramirez

Joey Romo

Aidan Sperry

Andrew Sterling

Sam Zanta

Front of Class

Government

Class #3 & #4

Rights…Rights are predominately privileges granted

to individuals by governing bodies.

Responsibilities…A responsibility is a duty or obligation that is

accepted, or put into action.The expectation that you will take care of

certain things or perform duties.

The Connection…It is important to remember that rights are

granted based on an agreed set of behaviors and obligations, with the expectation of mutual respect and cooperation.

Every right manifests itself through a series of obligations or duties that flow outward from the central law, like ripples on water. It is these obligations or duties that we commonly refer to as responsibilities.

Mrs. Gauld’s Vision for the YearA Leadership School

A community where individual’s grow into and develop their leadership capacities.

Levels of leadership development…Preparatory PhaseTransitional PhaseLeadership Phase

MeritocracyMERITOCRACY:

1. a system in which the talented are chosen and moved ahead on the basis of their achievement.

2. leadership selected on the basis of intellectual criteria.

A meritocracy is a social system in which people’s success in life depends primarily on their talents, abilities, and effort.

Homework…On a 4 x 6 notecard, put your name and write

what you see as Hyde’s definition of Meritocracy.

These will be handed in.

Cell Phones at Hyde…You have a right to personal property.

Does everyone?Self-regarding feelings

Self-regarding feelings: those that prompt us to act on the basis of our likes and dislikes, our desires and fears.

Preoccupation with rights Are there responsibilities that supersede rights?

Cell Phones at Hyde…You have an obligation to promote the vision

of the school.Mrs. Gauld’s “Leadership School” vision.Self-transcending feelings

Self-transcending feelings: those that prompt us to go beyond ourselves and seek what is truly worthwhile: truth, beauty, excellence, noble deeds, respect for individual persons, love, vision, and destiny.

Cell Phones at Hyde…We are moving toward the right/privilege to

have our cell phones accompany us.So what is the responsibility we need to put

into practice?Individual honor and

integrity.A senior duty to uphold this.

Homework…Write two paragraphs describing a time

where you exercised self-transcending feelings.

Feeling that prompt you to go beyond yourself and seek what is truly worthwhile: truth, beauty, excellence, noble deeds, respect for individual persons, love, vision, and destiny.

To be typed and handed in at the beginning of Thursday’s Government class.