Student Council, or STUCO, recently held elections for next year’s leadership positions. While many positions ran unopposed, the student body had to elect many positions, namely senior class president and secretary, sophomore class president and the chair of community involvement. Elections were held May 9. 

“I feel like [STUCO]’s cool. You get to be a part of making a change in the school and proposing ideas,” next year’s chair of community involvement Allen Johnson (‘26) said. 

STUCO will also have new sponsors next year. No one has been confirmed to be taking over. 

“I think I can bring positivity, I feel like I can really bring communities together,” Next year’s Sophomore class president Blanca CortezPerez (‘28) said. 

STUCO organizes homecoming and prom along with organizing freshmen orientation. STUCO runs multiple other events throughout the year as well. The next STUCO elections will be held in May of next year. 

Next year’s STUCO members are the following: 

Sophomore Class:

Class president Bianca CortezPerez, class vice president Corbin Ebert (‘28), class treasurer Amy Tso (‘28), and class secretary Emily Brenneman (‘28).

Junior Class: 

Class president Marin Morris (‘27), class vice president Angela On (‘27), class treasurer Maddox Girard (‘27) and class secretary Summer Davis (‘27). 

Senior Class: 

Class president Kingston Montgomery (‘26), class vice president Promyce McNeal (‘26), class treasurer Jaxon Myers (‘26) and class secretary Easton Wilcox (‘26). 

Representatives: 

Bralynn Cheeks (‘28), Hanna Wille (‘28), Parker Burch (‘28), Jalen Cheeks (‘26), Joseph Johnson (‘26), Cale Hammond (‘26), Jasyn Edwards (‘26), Maurice Addo (‘26) and Nathan Detlefson. 

Other: 

STUCO president Lauren Crow (‘26), chair of rules and values Julie Lai (‘26), STUCO treasurer Jalee Hurren (‘26), chair of activities Sophie Daily (‘26), chair of community involvement Allen Johnson and STUCO secretary Lydia Gerry (‘26).