School Board Seeks Student Representatives for Next Year
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High school students, are you interested in sharing your opinion and the thoughts of your peers with our School Board next year?
You’re invited to apply to serve as a Student Representative to the School Board. This is a non-voting, volunteer position for current ninth and 10th grade students, with responsibilities that include serving as liaisons between the student body and district leaders; and letting board members and district administrators know what high school students think about many important topics and aspects of high school education.
You can learn more about the position by reviewing these resources:
- Student Representative Program overview video
- Governance Policy-12 (GP-12)
- February 8, 2024 School Board Meeting video
Applications will be accepted through March 11 via this online form.
Below, the 2023-24 Student Representatives to the School Board, while attending a conference hosted by the Washington State School Directors Association.
- High School
- Student Voice