Student Council
In the spring of each year, students in grades 6-12 elect Upper School students as the Student Body President, Vice-President, Treasurer, and Secretary for the next year. These Student Council officers serve as the leaders for the students in the Middle and Upper Schools.
The Student Council also includes an elected Middle School President and Middle School Secretary (both elected by the Middle School students), as well as Class President and Vice-President from each of the grades. These Class Officers organize and coordinate community service projects and other class activities with the guidance of the faculty Class Advisor.
The Council is a forum for topics that are of interest and concern to the student body. The Council recommends to the administration courses of action to address these concerns. The Council also oversees various aspects of student life including Community Service and monitoring the corridors.
Faculty Advisor: Stephanie Heins
Faculty Advisor: Stephanie Heins
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