“Your voice. Your leadership. Your school.”
What is Student Government Association?
The Student Government Association (SGA) is the elected leadership of the student body, responsible for representing students’ voices and interests to the school administration. SGA members organize and coordinate school-wide events, initiatives, and programs, work with faculty and staff to address student concerns, and help shape policies that affect school life. By collaborating across grade levels and with school leadership, the SGA plays a central role in fostering a positive and inclusive school community.
Why You Should Join
- Develop Leadership Skills: Take initiative, lead projects, and work with peers and faculty.
- Have a Voice: Represent student ideas, concerns, and feedback in school decisions.
- Gain Experience: Build real-world skills in communication, organization, and problem-solving.
- Build Confidence: Improve public speaking through meetings, presentations, and events.
- Make an Impact: Plan activities and promote school spirit.
- Strengthen College Applications: Gain recognized leadership experience.
- Create Connections: Build relationships with students, staff, and administrators.
- Learn Teamwork & Responsibility: Work toward shared goals.
- Network: Connect with peers, teachers, and administrators.
Leadership Roles & opportunity
Student Government leadership roles/duties, eligibility, requirements to join are outlined in the official SGA Constitution.
Excerpt highlights primary officer positions.

