Student Advisory Council

Today kicked of Mr. May's inaugural Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council!

The council is made up of student representatives from grades 6–12, with WCHS class presidents representing their respective grade levels. This group provides students with a valuable opportunity to share their perspectives, celebrate areas of strength, identify opportunities for improvement, voice concerns, and have a meaningful role in shaping the future of our schools.

During today's first meeting, students identified three key areas they would like to focus on throughout their remaining sessions:

Student Attendance – Exploring ways to encourage consistent attendance and student engagement.

Community Service – Creating more opportunities for students to get involved, give back, and make a positive impact in our community.

Future Readiness – Strengthening opportunities that prepare students for life after high school, including college, careers, Work-Based Learning (WBL), Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education (CTAE), and military pathways.

We are proud of these student leaders for stepping up, sharing their ideas, and taking an active role in making our schools even better!

When students have a voice, great things happen! We look forward to the meaningful conversations and positive impact this council will bring to Washington County Public Schools.