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Hello SSC!
We’ve got one more thing left to do before we pass the throne—our Annual Report.
Throughout the year, we’ve been actively sharing our monthly progress with you, and now we’d like to present a report of our work over the entire year, along with the hurdles we faced and a special appreciation.
We invite you to take a moment to read it because we believe it offers valuable lessons and gives you a glimpse into the realities of leadership—inside and out.
A special thank you to Natan Tibebu, the mastermind behind the graphic design of our magazines and the annual report you see today.
Enjoy!
Wait, wait, wait... one more thing!
The announcement of the presidential election will premiere tomorrow on Mini Media's official YouTube channel. Make sure to subscribe and turn on your notifications so you don't miss it! 😉
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Some moments don't end... they stay behind and become memories that never leave ❤️
What this recap shows is only a small piece of everything we lived through. Behind every page are moments no camera could fully capture— quiet efforts, shared laughter, challenges we didn’t think we could overcome and kindness that showed up when it was needed most ✨
To every member who gave their time, energy, and heart THANK YOU! You are the reason this year had meaning 🫶
As we close this chapter, we don’t only look back at what we did, but at how much we grew and how many lives we touched along the way. Some years pass quietly. This one will stay with us forever 🙌
Thank you for making 2025/26 a story we will always carry with us. The recap may end here… but what it created in us will never fade ✨
And just when it feels like everything has been said… there’s still one last moment we haven’t shared yet. We’re nearly done, and we’ll share it very soon 🤭
Social Service Club of SSC
What makes a warrior?
Is it the battles they face — or the way they stand through them?
In 2024/25, Eliyas Markos and Kirubel Fikade stepped into leadership with vision in hand and challenges ahead. They restructured systems, strengthened clubs, built stronger bridges with administration, and carried service with discipline.
Their term was not defined by ease, but by endurance.
When obstacles came, they did not break. They adapted. They focused on what they could control and turned challenge into legacy.
In this episode of Legacy of Leadership, we revisit the journey of The Warriors — leaders who proved that strength is not in avoiding storms, but in standing firm within them.
Step into their story. Witness their battles. Learn their legacy.
"Pressure does not break warriors — it reveals them."
The first female President of Science Shared Campus.
Her image is imprinted in the memories of everyone fortunate enough to have attended SSC during her leadership.
But allow us to make a small change to the title that follows her name.
A great leader. A wise decision-maker. A prudent mind.
A tigress.
She led with passion, aimed for the stars, and indeed reached them.
Yet, as she herself reminds us, behind every leader stand selfless people — lifting them up, carrying responsibilities, executing duties, and leading in their own right.
Because behind every great leader is another great leader.
There is much we could say about her journey, her strength, and her impact… but we would rather let the pages speak for themselves.
So, let’s get to it.
Some leaders make history. Others become it.
Legacy of Leadership Episode 3
What does leadership look like when vision meets action?
In 2022/23, Nahom Mesfin stepped into leadership with one goal: to build a more creative, organized, and opportunity-driven SSC. From strengthening clubs to expanding student life, his term became a season of growth, structure, and engagement.
What was once a vision became a system.
What was once an idea became an experience.
In this episode of Legacy of Leadership, we revisit the journey of a leader who believed that student life could be more than routine — it could be a platform for growth.
Take a step into his story. See the vision. Learn the legacy.
"Leadership is not about filling a position — it is about creating possibilities."
Legacy of Leadership - Episode 2
Did you know that two name twins once became the President and Vice President of our school?
Yes — Kaleab Ermias and Kaleab Nebiyou.
Their leadership period was marked by many firsts, introducing new traditions and cultures that have now become part of the very fabric of our campus.
Through this episode, we remember them, appreciate their work, and thank them for the foundation they strengthened. We invite you to take a glimpse into their journey — to learn, reflect, and witness the legacy they left behind.
"Leadership is the capacity to translate vision into reality." — Warren Bennis
And they did more than translate it — they built it, and built it firm.
Enjoy.
Legacy of Leadership
As we prepare for the announcement of the next President of Science Shared Campus, we would like to make one final goodbye through our Legacy of Leadership series.
The clubs, student council, committees, and every active body you see in our school today did not appear out of nowhere. They were built from the ground up by SSC’s previous leaders, through vision, dedication, and hard work.
Through this series, the Student Council invites you to look back on their journey — to learn from their experiences, appreciate their contributions, and recognize the foundation they have laid for SSC today.
This is our way of extending gratitude to those who led before us, and of reminding them that what they built yesterday has become the strong foundation we stand on today.
Enjoy.
The journey began with a vision. 🌟
If you missed Episode 1 of Legacy of Leadership on Telegram, it's now available on YouTube for easy access. Discover how the Student Council of Science Shared Campus was founded and how a simple idea became the start of a lasting legacy.
https://youtu.be/tPbjWtj7eNs?si=8b_M9-nI9i6-fK-j
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📢 REGISTRATION DEADLINE EXTENDED!
Our Scholarship Awareness & Preparation Event is happening this Tuesday, and you still have time to secure your spot!
🌟 Featuring Mrs. Eyael, scholarship mentor and founder of the Yael Educational Pathway Initiative, who has helped many students explore scholarship opportunities and achieve their academic goals.
This is an opportunity you don't want to miss!
🎓 Learn about scholarship opportunities
📝 Get practical application advice
💬 Ask your questions during a live Q&A session
🌍 Connect with ambitious students from different schools
📅 June 9, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM (LT)
📍 4 Kilo (specific venue to be announced soon)
⏰ New Registration Deadline:
Monday, June 8, 2026 | 5:59 PM(LT)
⚠️ Limited spots available — register now before all seats are filled!
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-Organized by the Application Club of SSC, YEP Initiative, and the Advanced Placement Club of Mission School.
🎓 One Event. Endless Opportunities.
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SSC's Seventh Election is here!
The election is scheduled to take place on Monday, June 8, 2026. As we prepare for the election, the following rules are expected to be followed by all voters:
1. Everyone must vote; not casting a vote is not allowed.
2. Everyone is allowed to cast only one vote and mark one candidate.
3. Writing inappropriate things on the voting papers is not allowed (this includes insults).
4. Everyone must sit in their respective seats while the voting papers are being handed out.
5. No talking is allowed during the entire voting process.
We expect every student to cooperate and follow the rules above.
Every Vote Counts, Every Vote Shapes the Future.
The final question we have for out candidates, and a question that might interest you all, is going to be:
If elected, what would be your top three priorities during your presidency year?Let's wait to hear what the candidates have to say
