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Hartselle Enquirer
Participants in last year's IMPACT program visit Montgomery and get a tour of the State Capitol.

Applications open for second annual IMPACT Student Leadership program

By Staff Reports

IMPACT Student Leadership, a program facilitated through the Hartselle Area Chamber of Commerce, is a program designed to promote classroom and community leadership among high school students in Morgan County. In its second year, the program will be presented by Maegan Jones of MarMac Real Estate. 

IMPACT is open to all sophomores and juniors in Hartselle City and Morgan County Schools. IMPACT was created to grow life-long community leaders in the Hartselle area through mentorship, experiential and peer learning, community networking, service projects, and problem-solving opportunities.  

IMPACT aspires to contribute to the development of citizens that are aware of the building blocks to a strong community, can identify opportunities, understand their individual impact, and have the tools to produce change. 

Registration is now open, and applications will be accepted through Nov. 5.  

For more information, call 256-773-4370. 

 

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