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Make Your Voice Count: The Importance of Student Council Elections

Welcome to the Jag Journalism Blog Page! With the upcoming Student Council Election just around the corner, it's time to discuss the significance of student council and why it is crucial for every student to exercise their right to vote. As a 10th grader, I firmly believe that our choices and participation in the election process can have a profound and lasting impact on our school community. So, let's delve into why student council matters and why voting is essential.


Why is Student Council Important?

Student council plays a vital role in fostering a vibrant and inclusive school community. It serves as a platform for students to voice their concerns, suggest improvements, and actively contribute to decision-making processes. Through student council, we have the opportunity to shape our school environment, enhance student experiences, and create positive change.

The Power of Your Vote:

Voting is more than just marking a checkbox; it is a powerful way to make our voices heard. By casting our votes, we have the ability to elect individuals who we believe will represent our interests and work towards making our school a better place. Every vote counts, and collectively, our choices can shape the direction of the school year ahead.

Voting Wisely:

When it comes to voting, it's essential to make informed decisions. Take the time to research the candidates and understand their visions and plans for our school. Consider their experiences, leadership qualities, and dedication to the role. Trust is a crucial factor; choose the candidate you believe will be committed to creating a better school community.

Roles and Responsibilities:

The student council consists of four key positions: Student President, Student Vice President, Student Secretary, and Student Treasurer. Each role holds its own importance in ensuring the smooth functioning and progress of the student council.

  1. Student President: The Student President is the face of the student council. They provide leadership, represent the student body, and act as a liaison between students, teachers, and school administration. The President plays a crucial role in driving initiatives, advocating for student needs, and organizing events that foster school spirit and unity.

  2. Student Vice President: The Student Vice President supports the President in their duties and acts as a second-in-command. They collaborate closely with the President, help in decision-making processes, and step in when the President is unavailable. Together, they work to ensure the effective functioning of the student council.

  3. Student Secretary: The Student Secretary is responsible for keeping accurate records of meetings, documenting important discussions, and maintaining communication within the student council. They play a vital role in ensuring transparency, organizing agendas, and disseminating information to the student body.

  4. Student Treasurer: The Student Treasurer handles the financial aspects of the student council, including budgeting, fundraising, and managing expenses. They ensure the responsible allocation of funds for various events, initiatives, and projects that benefit the students.


As Highschoolers, we have the privilege and responsibility to actively participate in the upcoming Student Council Election. By voting wisely and electing capable individuals, we can shape our school's future and create a better community for everyone. Remember, your voice matters, and every vote counts. Let's make informed decisions and embrace this opportunity to make a positive impact on our school year ahead.

Stay tuned for further updates on the Jag Journalism Blog Page, as we bring you more insightful content on student life and events in our school community.

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andersonnguyen2008
Sep 15, 2023

This was very information Richard Gonzalez, you definitely don’t have my vote for presiden!

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richard.a.gonzalez03
Sep 15, 2023

this guy sounds pretty smart

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