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The Power of Student Voice — Bidwell Junior High

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Published October 1, 2025

Bidwell Junior High School created a structure in their school to both increase student voice and decrease unwanted behaviors.

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The Power of Student Voice — Bidwell Junior High

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October 1, 2025

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Students along with Principal David McKay meet regularly to discuss behaviors that impact the school culture.

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