Assocated Student Body, Activity Directors

Are you looking for a new exciting school assembly for you Prep Rally, Dance, or Home Coming?

Is your Assocated Student Body, activity's director looking for a new and exciting event to bring your class together while delivering positive motivating messages ?

In an increasingly hi tech world, it is becoming more difficult to come up with captivating school functions that involve the entire student body. In an age of computer games, iPods, sophisticated cell phones and thousands of mind consuming internet sites, students are missing out on the lost art of true LIVE entrainment.

As a activity's director or officer in your school ASB, you are always looking for innovative ideas on how to combine informative and positive assemblies to your fellow students which also are thrilling AND entertaining.

For 20 years, Perfection on Wheels programs have wowed and educated students of all ages on the importance of a safe, energetic and drug-free lifestyle without sacrificing thrills. Our high-energy, extreme sports drive home positive messages AND your students will love our cool bikes, hip music, and extreme sports action.

Perfection on Wheels teams up with ASBDirector.com

ASBDirector is the number one online idea sharing student activities resource for associated student body (ASB) activity advisors, leadership coordinators and studentleaders nationwide. From Homecoming Week to Prom, and everything in between, our site covers it all! We offer free tips and ideas for planning your next Student Council event, fundraiser, brunch activity, pep rally, spirit week, and more!

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You’ll appreciate our powerful delivery of clean, positive messages with this exciting ASB activity. The Goal of your Associated Student Body (ASB) whether in Middle or High School… …is to provide an opportunity for students to gain leadership skills by planning, organizing, and running activities.

The Goal of Your ASB Activity is

• To encourage good citizenship within your middle or high school and community

• To provide unity within your school and between the school and community

• To help instill proper attitudes on matters such as conduct, character, school spirit, and decision-making

• To provide a forum for student expression for both its members and other students

• For its members to serve as role models for the student body

How Perfection on Wheels stunt show can help you achieve your ASB Activity Goals…

By bringing all the middle and/or high students together for this program, you can achieve unity with your school and the community. A safe forum for student expression is created once all students are gathered together to witness the exciting show you have organized for the entire student body. A school-wide program that incoporates stunts and daring moves conjures up school spirit and promotes success and achievement.

Our bikers are the hip role models that many young students are searching for and can relate with.

A Perfection on Wheels program can deliver these goals to your school and your ASB will receive praise and respect from fellow students, teachers, principals, staff, parents and from the community for delivering a successful and thrilling event.

The Principles driving each Associated Student Body are that…

• Students participating in student government should be representative of the student body and advocates for the ideals and interests of students first and foremost.




• Perfection on Wheels advocates bicycle safety, staying drug free, anti-bullying messages education.




• Students participating in student government should work for the common good of the school community.




• The school community needs positive messages to be endorsedby role models to their students.




• Students participating in student government should be taught how to access and utilize the channels of power to affect decision-making within their school community.




• Present The Perfection on Wheels program to your teachers and administrators and highlight how the program can bring together your entire school regardless of grade or age!




• Students participating in student government should learn how to obtain and use the information they need to become informed and effective advocates of student ideals and interests.




• develop and practice the values, attitudes, and habits of mind and heart that are essential to the democratic process.




• be encouraged to practice and develop their skills as decision makers and community organizers.




• learn how to communicate the problems, concerns, goals, and successes of their governing body to others.




• have regularly scheduled opportunities to communicate with and seek input from their fellow classmates.




• be taught the principles of substantive and procedural due process and be expected to use these principles and procedures appropriately.




• learn to distinguish appropriately between their twin roles as trusted leader and trusted servant of the student body.