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Make your mark on the school. Leave a legacy and create lasting memories. Meet new people and make friends. Connect with students from all programs and backgrounds.

Meeting Times

Medford

Student Council meets every other Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. Please contact Alecia Logan or Dayna Smith for more information.

Levittown

Please contact Kayla Perrone for meeting times, officer elections, and general information. To learn more about Student Council, go to Student Council 2025.

All Students Encouraged to Join!

Student Council needs you! It’s looking for more Ä¢¹½´«Ã½ students to help with ideas and opinions. And don’t forget that your participation looks great on your résumé. Help us help you. Representatives from the Admissions and Career Services departments attend every meeting. This is your chance to make a good impression.

Join Ä¢¹½´«Ã½â€™s Student Council and be heard! We’re always looking for new members to represent the student population. The council is where you can bring suggestions, ideas, and concerns about the school to the table. Topics discussed include fundraisers, holiday parties, student issues and concerns, and event planning.

And there’s a personal advantage, as well. You will be able to list your participation as a volunteer activity on documents like job applications and résumés. In this tough job market, employers are looking for such things! Certificates are given to those students who participate in Student Council. These certificates look great in your portfolio when you begin interviewing.

Remember that Student Council is all about helping fellow Ä¢¹½´«Ã½ students, fundraising, donating time and energy, and creativity. Members are asked to bring new and novel ideas to each meeting.

Please come to a meeting and help make a difference in your school. Remember: our goal is to make students’ time at Ä¢¹½´«Ã½Â a rewarding experience. First timers are welcome!

Student Council Responsibilities

  • Develop valuatable skills.
  • Gain experience in leadership, communication, and teamwork.
  • Plan events that everyone will love.
  • Showcase your creativity and organizational skills.
  • Make a difference in your community.
  • Be a role model and inspire others.

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