Constitution

• President: 

The president oversees all club activities and leads all meetings, officer or member. He/she must take care of necessary paperwork and work closely with the adviser when planning club projects and the annual college trip.

• Vice President: 

The vice-president has flexible duties, serving in the absence of any officers. He/she is an integral part of planning and organizing projects and is responsible for planning the club semester project with the President.

• Secretary: 

The secretary is responsible for all CSF announcements and for publicizing all CSF projects/meetings to members. He/she must record the minutes and content discussed during every officer and member meeting.

• Treasurer:

The treasurer is responsible for all CSF financial transactions, including working closely with the advisor to finance club funds, the annual college trip, and senior awards. He/she must handle the CSF school account.

• Advisor: Mr. Geil

• Students must apply each semester for membership during the first four weeks of the semester.
• Membership is held during the semester following the one in which the qualifying grades were earned (must be done four weeks after semester begins).
• Retroactive membership may not be granted.
• Students need to complete and return an application and have verification of grades (transcript or report cards).
• Students must qualify by taking appropriate course and by earning a total of 10 points. See the application form for course lists and points.
• Summer school may be used only if the student has not taken sufficient LIST 1 and 2 courses. The courses need to be from LIST 1 or 2 and the student must have taken the course for the first time.
• College courses must be taken as part of student’s “normal class load”, with the school’s approval to take the college courses. For a three semester unit class, an A grade would earn 3 points and a B would earn 2 points.
• Transfer students must apply immediately. A student may transfer semester memberships by written verification of those memberships from the CSF advisor at the former school. Students transferring from an unaffiliated school may have his/her record evaluated by the advisor, who will grant retroactive membership for the transfer semesters which qualify. A student must earn at least one semester membership at the current school to receive an award.

• Eligibility for CSF scholarships
• Federation chapter seal on diploma
• Seal bearer status on the permanent academic record and on transcripts
• Certificate of recognition at Senior Awards Night

• 4-5 semesters: CSF pin
• 6 semesters: CSF pin + CSF stole

• Members will be considered active during a specific semester semester if they:

1. Turn in an approved application
2. Donate $5 for that semester .
3. Complete all 8 required service hours (4 ISP, 2 tutoring/faculty assistance, 2 other) 

• Member meetings are held on the first Fridays of every month, unless otherwise indicated through an announcement.