On Friday, November 8, 2024, Lead Haiti Academy hosted a memorable investiture conference on its campus at Milot. The ceremony served as a platform to introduce the newly elected Student Council for the 2024-2025 academic year, symbolizing a fresh chapter in the school’s commitment to empowering young leaders.
The event, characterized by professionalism and a celebratory spirit, brought together students, teachers and staff to witness the official presentation of the council. Under the skilled guidance of Mr. Louidor Genard, the Pedagogical Supervisor and master of ceremony for the investiture conference, attendees gained insight into the structure, election process, and vision of the new council.
The Election Process: A Transparent and Inclusive Approach
Ms. Nacheka Jean Pierre, the school’s Administrator and Secretary, took the stage to deliver a detailed account of the electoral process. Her report reflected the school’s commitment to fostering democratic principles among its students.
“At 10 a.m., the elections commenced to select the members of the new central committee of Lead Haiti Academy,” she shared. “Four elective positions were contested: President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Delegate. For the Delegate position, three candidates vied for the role. Similarly, three candidates competed for Secretary, two for Treasurer, and four for the President position.”
Ms. Nacheka Jean Pierre further explained that certain nominative positions within the council were filled through appointments. The President, in collaboration with the elected central committee members and the school’s administrative staff, selected individuals for these roles. This approach ensured a balance between democratic participation and strategic decision-making.
Introducing the 2024-2025 Student Council
The ceremony culminated in the official introduction of the newly elected and appointed council members:
– President: Kervens Variste
– Vice-President: Cristiano Almonor
– Secretary: Christnaelle Chery
– Treasurer: Kernouse Pierre-Louis
– Minister of Culture: Noel Louissaindy
– Minister of Communication: Enelson Joseph
– Head of Discipline: Aselin Dorvil,
– Counselor: Roselene Louidor,
Each name was met with resounding applause, reflecting the school community’s enthusiasm and support for its young leaders.
A Ceremony of Talent and Celebration
The investiture ceremony was more than a formal event; it was a celebration of talent, creativity, and unity. Performances by the school’s main choir added a touch of grace, while energetic student-led dances showcased the vibrancy of Lead Haiti Academy. The sense of camaraderie and shared purpose among attendees was palpable.
A Vision for the Future
The installation of the 2024-2025 Student Council represents a significant milestone in the school’s efforts to nurture leadership qualities in its students. With a well-structured council in place, the administration aims to strengthen student participation in decision-making processes, foster accountability, and promote a culture of collaboration.
As the new council embarks on its journey, the entire Lead Haiti Academy community stands united in anticipation of the positive changes and initiatives these young leaders will bring. The investiture ceremony was not only a celebration of democracy but also a testament to the school’s unwavering commitment to shaping the leaders of tomorrow.
Here’s to a year of growth, achievement, and excellence at Lead Haiti Academy!
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Lead Haiti Communication Office,
Nelson Ernsly,
Tel: +509.4273.0353 / +1 (305) 900-0925
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