Shine a spotlight on your student leaders! Submit a brief description of a student leader you appreciate, and they will be featured on this map for all to see and celebrate. Select student stories will be featured on the National Honor Society and National Student Council social media accounts.
Top States
| # | State | Leaders |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nevada | 110 |
| 2 | Texas | 44 |
| 3 | Kentucky | 40 |
| 4 | Oklahoma | 38 |
| 5 | Florida | 29 |
| 6 | Indiana | 24 |
| 7 | New York | 22 |
| 8 | Ohio | 20 |
| 9 | Missouri | 17 |
| 10 | Virginia | 14 |
Alabama
Olivia W.
NHS
Rosati-Kain High School
Olivia is an important part of our officer group serving as vice-president of the National Honor Society. Her role as an officer has been to chair our community outreach. She is also a vital member of our school Campus Ministry, serving as a leader on several class retreats.
Natalie F.
NHS
Rosati-Kain High School
Natalie currently serves as the historian of our local chapter of the National Honor Society, student representative of the Student Council, co-president of our outreach service club, and secretary of our Math Honor Society. Her vibrant personality shine throughout all she does.
Jahunna N.
NHS
Loachapoka High School
Jahunna is a student leader that leads by example. She led our Black History program which was highlighted by the Tuskegee University World renowned Golden Voices. Jahunna also takes her learning very seriously. She entered in the TU Oratorical competition. She placed 1st.
Kyler S.
NHS
Southside High School
Kyler is proud to serve as much as he learns. Involved with band since 6th grade, serving as section leader for the baritone & mellophone sections. President of SHS Tech Club, Historian of NHS, Peer Helper, Tutor, National Merit Scholar Finalist, ACT 36, AP Qualifying 4 courses
Alaska
Ezra A.
NatStuCo
Austin E. Lathrop High School
Ezra serves as student body President at his school, as well as the chair of the regional StuCo, and a representative for the state StuCo. He has worked to boost civic engagement, pioneered new initiatives, and improved internal organization while in office.
Kira F.
NatStuCo
Mat Su Career & Technical High School
This student not only represents her school but her state w/pride This student has been in student government for 4yrs and has plated an active role in hosting a state conference, and initiating debate state wide. She has taken initiative in inspiring others and creating change
Jake W.
NatStuCo
North Pole high School
Jake Wade is the best President the Alaska Association of Student Government has ever seen. He is strong in character, a natural born leader, and full of compassion. As a close friend of Jake Wade I call myself lucky to be able to see his path of life! He will do AMAZING things!
Lucas A.
Mat-Su Career Tech
Lucas helped found a student ran non profit focusing on the ending of sexual assault and domestic violence. He also participated in Student Government, Student Advisory Board for the Mat-Su School District, and AASG. He was awarded Mat-Su United Way volunteer of the year.
Sean C.
NatStuCo
Unalaska city school
Sean Conwell is more than a positive role model, he is intelligent, thoughtful, kind, and so much more. At AASG Sean is known for being legendary, he brings not only great guidance but joy to everyone he meets. He is the true definition of a leader & friend. AASG loves u Sean!
Arizona
Alayna T.
NJHS
San Carlos Middle School
Alayna is always ready willing and able to help out with anything we plan. She does not shy awake from work regardless of the role she is assigned. She takes the lead whenever things seem a little confusing for most. Her grades are high and her behavior is outstanding.
Sophia H.
NHS
Herberger Young Scholars Academy
Sophia is an individual who sees a need and works to meet it – without expectation of reward or thank you. In addition to serving on both the NHS and the Thespian Society leadership, she works to open doors to diversity issues within her community. She is an advocate of all.
Drew K.
NHS
Herberger Young Scholars Academy
In addition to actively contributing to the leadership of several school organizations (NHS, STUGO, International Thespian Society) Drew works within the greater community to create bridges with various cultures and groups. She is an individual who offers to all around her.
Christopher G.
NatStuCo
Notre Dame Preparatory
Chris is a House Captain this year, the equivalent of president. He is also the leader of our student cheering section, called the Dog Pound. He organizes, scripts and leads our school pep rallies and student tailgates before games. He also founded our Ukulele Club this year.
Arkansas
Brooke W.
NatStuCo
Southside High School
As Student Council President, Brooke has displayed an authentic ability to create an inclusive student body that has generated the most school spirit we have seen since becoming Mavericks. One example of Brooke’s efforts was the school’s first homecoming dance in over a decade!
Raegan L.
NHS
Alpena High School
Raegan is the president of our local NHS affiliate. She has been instrumental in all our activities, from raising over $900 to contribute to local charities, coordinating fundraising volunteers and angel tree sponsors, and organizing members volunteering for Special Olympics.
California
Natalia R.
NJHS
River Heights Intermediate School
Natalia has a passion for using her voice to speak for those who would not otherwise be heard. As an active member of March For Our Lives as well as CNUSD’s Youth Advocacy Council, Natalia advocates for equity and equality. Her grace and grit will change the world one day.
Maya B.
NJHS
River Heights Intermediate School
Maya has made an immense impact on our local community. Her passion for helping others Is evident in her various service projects. Maya has volunteered at local animal shelters, fostered kittens, and served as a peer tutor in kindergarten classes. Maya has a true heart of gold!
Miriam D.
NHS
John Adams Academy
Miriam is an exceptional leader because she inspires greatness in others. During the COVID-19 school closure, she organized several projects our NHS members could do from home, like painting “happiness rocks”, writing letters to encourage the elderly and making teaching videos.
Colorado
Abigail G.
NatStuCo
Coronado High School
Abby is an outstanding Student Council President. She oversaw all the homecoming activities including our annual parade. She did not stop leading even with the school closure. She created an online spirit week which focused on service to others. Her efforts made a difference.
Gabrielle M.
NHS
Sheridan High School
Gabrielle is the Secretary for our National Honor Society chapter. Gabrielle has worked to tutor primary students and been a mentor to freshman. Gabrielle also spearheaded a ‘Mental Health Aware ness Week’ at Sheridan High School that provided awareness and help to her peers.
Grace C.
NHS
Dayspring Christian Academy
Grace is our Student Body Vice President. She has been diligent in loving, leading her fellow classmates at Dayspring. Grace has worked so hard planning and organizing school activities such as Homecoming and Spirit Week, Assemblies, Thanksgiving Banquet, and so much more!
Teresa S.
NHS
Dayspring Christian Academy
Teresa has served as NHS Historian. She shows Love, Leadership, and kindness to all in our school community and beyond. Teresa is always lifting up those around her with positive handwritten cards and social media posts with words of encouragement and wisdom.
Karina B.
NHS
Dayspring Christian Academy
Karina encouraged her NHS members to surprise the teachers at school with a special day of appreciation. The students took orders for delicious huge muffins, drinks, and a note of thanks from teachers and served them throughout the day. Many teachers were blessed.
Rebecca F.
NHS
APEX Homeschool Program
Rebecca is leader at APEX through National Honor Society, being a TA for art, and yearbook. She is our editor-in-chief this year and will help produce our school’s first ever high school only yearbook. She is on subcommittees for NHS and is positive member of our school.
Jasey C.
APEX Homeschool Program
Jasey has performed in our musical theater program for many years. This year, she is the stage manager for our production of “Bye, Bye Birdie”. She has demonstrated excellence in leadership while assisting the directors, cast members and parents. She exceeds all expectations!
Shannel S.
NatStuCo
Colorado State Student Leadership
Shannel leads with confidence at her school and across the wider community as president of Colorado State Student Leadership. She challenges peers to see new perspectives and collaborates with other leaders to build positive, sustainable programming within our schools.
Connecticut
Luke V.
NHS
Litchfield High School
Whenever we need music at an event, Luke is right there with the equipment to make our events happen. He has drafted underclassmen and middle-schoolers to ensure his legacy, but he has promised to come back and help with sound if need be. Luke is kind, and he has a ready smile.
Faye D.
NHS
Litchfield High School
Faye can envision a project from beginning to end and establish the milestones for each completed phase. Her integrity and her work ethic command the respect of her peers. Her peers trust her quiet leadership. (Bottom center of photo, in witch’s cap visiting cancer patients.)
Delaware
Jalen J.
NatStuCo
Early College High School at DSU
Jalen Johnston is a wonderful member of our school and our community. He is the president of our school’s student council, the state student council, our school’s national honor society, our school’s BPA, as well as a state officer for BPA. He is an influencer and role model!
Florida
Justus S.
NHS
West Broward High School
Justus has been an exceptional member for 2 years; Last year as VP and this year as President of our chapter. He’s enthusiastic, organized, motivates others and pursues new opportunities while maintaining on-going leadership on our campus. He always looks towards the positives.
Jessica M.
NatStuCo
Sheridan Technical High School
Jessica has positively impacted the school by tackling the stress and isolation many of the students feel on a daily basis. She began a program of Kindness Notes, with positive inspirational and motivational messages that kids can either take or give to one another when needed.
Ana Lucia Ciro L.
NatStuCo
William R. Boone High School
One of the many impacts Ana has had on our community was founded a new club called ‘R.I.S.E.’, where she and others students tutor local elementary school students after school, specifically English language learners, providing them with a mentor, a tutor and role models.
Aliyah G.
NatStuCo
Hollywood Hills High
As SGA President, she has been advocate to empower our students. She is also Peace Club president, Softball team captain and All-Star, Outstanding Senior Leader Winner, and volunteers tutoring elementary students. She has received several awards during her high school years.
Bryanna S.
NJHS
Rowlett Middle Academy
Bryanna has gone above and beyond to serve both in the school and in the community. She took initiative and adopted a shore as her individual service project this year and our chapter was able to spend the day together cleaning up the beach. She makes people smile!
Payton F.
NHS
Wakulla High School
The 2018 State Summit in Orlando sparked the flame for Payton to become a passionate leader in NHS. She skillfully executed the Elkay Bottle Fundraiser, bringing two bottle filling water fountains to our school. The environment is saved; students & faculty are happy and hydrated!
Katie Erin M.
NHS
Academy at the Lakes
Kate Erin was determined to acknowledge her peers’ collaboration and dedication to service clubs at AATL and its surrounding community. She created a new graduation tradition for the 25 year old school – students will wear club cords as they walk across the stage and graduate.
Kacey A.
NHS
Academy at the Lakes
Kacey was determined to acknowledge her peers’ collaboration and dedication to service clubs at AATL and its surrounding community. She created a new graduation tradition for the 25 year old school – students will wear club cords as they walk across the stage and graduate.
Sofia G.
NHS
Doral Academy Preparatory
Sofia has been an exceptional NJHS president these past 2 years. Aside being very organized and making sure everything is running smoothly, she has organized several drives to collect school supply and games to send to Colombia. She is also a great student & a wonderful singer.
Jonas T.
NHS
Doral Academy Preparatory
Jonas does a great job at balancing being a competitive ballroom dancer while maintaining excellent grades & being an exemplary leader in the community. This year he organized a sock drive for the homeless and several activities for the Kids at Ronald McDonald House.
Camila C.
NHS
Doral Academy Preparatory
From raising $2185 toward the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, to bringing in 150 new members to the club, Camila Cabrera has been an exceptional President of the National Honor Society—developing her interest in the honor society from her early days in elementary school.
Melissa O.
NHS
Mater Academy High School
Melissa is the president of our large NHS. She has been a member since middle school. Melissa is an outstanding organizer and leader who not only achieves at an extremely high level academically, but also participates enthusiastically in a large range of clubs.
Luke H.
NHS
Brevard Virtual School
Luke is the NHS elected president this school year and has taken the leadership role to a whole new level. He excels at taking charge of chapter meetings, events, and more. His leadership skills are top notch and he is a fantastic role model for future leaders of our chapter.
Nicklaus Z.
NHS
Sports Leadership and Management Academy
Nicklaus is a Senior from our first graduating class of 2020. He is always available to assist and partakes in all NHS events; growing as a leader. Initially, he was hesitant to join NHS, but now he feels that this is the best decision he has ever made in high school!
James N. L.
NatStuCo
Saint Francis Catholic Academy
This young man is our Student Council President. In the beginning of the 2019/2020 school year he was very nervous and unsure of himself, now, he has stepped up every time I have asked him to address the student body, contact other Student Council, and so much more.
Georgia
Natalie A.
NatStuCo
Rockdale Magnet School for Science and Technology
As a senior STUCO member, I love showing younger members tips and tricks I’ve found that work toward bettering ourselves and our school. From working together on teacher appreciation skits or writing emails that thank our faculty and parents, we want to make people feel loved.
Carolyn E.
NHS
Effingham College and Career Academy
Carolyn has been tireless in her efforts to make our community a better place. She spearheaded a Play Doh drive to give to children with cancer. She also organized a Movie Night where the students brought toys to give to Toys for Tots. Her passion is contagious!
Hawaii
Haddasah Y.
NHS
Samoana High School
Organized chapter fundraisers for philanthropic efforts. Task force commander in school JROTC and presided over school representation decision making for competitions. Avid member of school’s HOSA chapter and participated in environmental cleanups sponsored by the chapter.
Yasminna S.
NHS
Samoana High School
Current Miss Samoana. Avid member of ABLE Awareness for Better Living Endeavors. American Samoa’s representative for the Delta Airlines youth sustainability advisory board. Avid member of HOSA, Close-Up, JSA and Finafinau. Attended seminars and participated in leadership conf.
Elorah T.
NHS
Samoana High School
Elorah Tusiofo is a senior at Samoana High School, American Samoa. Pianist/ organist for church 12 yrs. Member of the HOSA, Close-Up & Finafinau clubs on campus . Awarded and recognized as top 90 essayist at 33rd Intertribal Agriculture Council’s Annual Conf this year.
Illinois
Alexandra B.
NatStuCo
De La Salle Institute Chicago
Ali Brist has been the backbone of our student council for all four years of her high school experience. She has been a part of the executive council since her Soph year and is currently President during her Senior year. She is an extraordinary planner, motivator and leader
Vir P.
NHS
Lemont Township High School
Vir serves as President of his chapter and has flourished as a leader. He created an informational slide presentation for underclassmen interested in becoming NHS members. Vir is planning to host a seminar for juniors to support them with their college application process.
Caroline B.
NHS
Lemont Township High School
As empathy chair, Caroline held weekly card making events. Every teacher/staff member received a handmade thank you card and cookies. She also planned the making/delivering of Easter cards to a local senior center. Displayed in the halls, residents enjoyed “Miles of Smiles” .
Julie M.
NHS
Lemont Township High School
Julie organized 2 new events for fundraising this year. Movie Night on the Turf and a Polar Plunge event to support Special Olympics. We had fun running into the freezing waters of Lake Michigan and raised over $6700. Julie’s fundraising events are fun for the whole community.
Andrea M.
NHS
Lemont Township High School
Julie organized “Movie Night on the Turf” raising $1000 and a first ever NHS Polar Plunge event to support Special Olympics. Our members had fun running into the freezing cold waters of Lake Michigan. This was our second most successful fundraising, raising over $6700.
Jacob M.
NHS
Lemont High School
Jacob is charged with the task of locating, coordinating, and tracking service opportunities for our members. By May, our chapter will have provided over 3,800 hours of service to the local community, and Jacob has been the key cog in ensuring the process has gone smoothly.
Anna Grace W.
NatStuCo
Collinsville High School
Anna has dedicated her entire high school career to the service of others. She has worked tirelessly to help the most vulnerable people in the local community, working with elementary schools, soup kitchens, food pantries, senior centers, and coordinating fundraising campaigns.
Indiana
Carmelina K.
NHS
Bishop Noll Institute
Carmelina, along with another NHS member, started the Women’s Empowerment Club at BNI in 2019-20. In it’s first year, the WEC has held fundraisers to support a local women’s charity and has started mentoring programs for middle school girls at our local Catholic feeder schools.
Alejandra C.
NHS
Bishop Noll Institute
Alejandra along with another NHS member started the Women’s Empowerment Club at BNI in 2019-20. In it’s first year, WEC has held fundraising events for local women’s charities, and started a mentoring program for middle school girls in our local Catholic feeder schools.
Giovanni K.
NHS
Bishop Noll Institute
Gio has served as the President of the Maryknoll Chapter of NHS, led the El Camino retreat program as the student director, participates in the RICHER program teaching local elementary students about character, and led the Science Olympiad team to a spot at the State Finals.
Alexa J.
NHS
South Decatur High School
Ali has had the opportunity to be a valuable member of FCA, Caring Cougars, NHS and Volleyball team this year. However, she had the opportunity to let her leadership skills shine and represent her school at the FFA booth at the State Fair, and the MHC Leadership Retreat.
Kylie O.
NHS
South Decatur High School
Kylie is a member and officer of school clubs such as SADD, Student Co., FCA, Key Club, and NHS. She spends her free time helping with other youth group sponsored events. She created a prayer locker so students could anonymously ask for prayer. She helps others in so many ways.
Allison B.
NHS
South Decatur High School
Allison shines as a student athlete participating in cross-country, dance, basketball, and track. She has used her leadership as captain, but also helping with a few community service projects like yard work, and fixing up a house so people with addictions can recover there.
Kyra J.
NHS
South Decatur High School
Kyra believes in making other students feel they are not alone in the school environment and that they have people in the school that they can go to for many things. She finds creative ways to do this. Her leadership makes school a better place for fellow students.
Allison N.
NHS
South Decatur High School
Allison has impacted her community by raising money for causes that will help many people such as Breast Cancer Awareness, Cheer Fund and American Heart Association. She raised morale by working the Sr. Citizen dinner and delivering fruit baskets to the elderly.
Victoria S.
NHS
South Decatur High School
President of FCA and Key Club, and VP of NHS, Tori has had the ability to participate in the Red Heart Association fundraiser, the Animal Shelter fundraiser, SBYC cleanup, Kiwanis Barbecue, youth mentor program & other faith based programs. She impacts others in her community!
Savannah B.
NHS
South Decatur High School
Savannah is a part of many school organizations at SDHS. “When I learn new skills on how to become a better leader, I bring those ideas to the school to teach others so we can work together better.” Savannah is able to share her ideas and skills across many community groups.
Emma B.
NHS
South Decatur High School
Emma is an instrumental part of our school band and pep band. She worked to help the overall band sound better by taking the time to help younger students get better with their instruments. She assisted with concerts and had been working on some song writing with her brother.
Brock B.
NHS
Columbus Signature Academy, New Tech Campus
Brock leads by acknowledging and inspiring people’s strengths, as well as by example. His infectious wit and energy exudes a kindness that motivates others to accomplish more, therefore making a larger impact in service. His willingness to stretch his comfort zone is admirable.
Iowa
Loren E.
NatStuCo
Ottumwa High School
Loren is our social media expert – all things Instagram! She is kind and works hard to include all members of our student council. She is empathetic and has a heart for helping everyone! Loren has grown so much over the last three years and will rock her senior year!
Chloe S.
NatStuCo
Robert Blue Middle School
Chloe is always the first to step up to help out with just about anything that needs to be done. She is always staying late after our middle school dances and helps clean up. She is a great leader and will definitely make a big impact in our community! She is a great role model!
Maddie D.
NatStuCo
West Branch High School
Maddie joined Student Government her junior year and has made a huge impact on our organization! She is efficient and compassionate, and I have been impressed with how she reaches out to younger students. She has been a wonderful member of our officer team this year as secretary!
Mitchell W.
NatStuCo
Bettendorf High School
As the past president of the board, Mitch helped plan the IA State Project around mental health. He took a passion that was important to him and has student councils across IA behind him. Mitch’s enthusiasm brings out the inner leader in students and will continue to spark Iowa.
Kansas
Isaiah P.
NatStuCo
Wyandotte High School
Isaiah is the go-to person when you want something done and done correctly. He is not afraid to stand against the crowd regarding respect and integrity of the group. He is the type of student every club sponsor wants. He is independent and surrounds himself with positive people.
Surina W.
NatStuCo
Blue Valley High School
She is always motivated an keeps us on track as an organization to make the greatest impact in our school we possibly can. She always keeps us centered on our goals and helps to inspire the students within our Student Council to take charge and push for change where they see fit.
Kentucky
Karey L.
NatStuCo
Morgan County High School
Karey Lane is a sophomore at Morgan County High School and a very active member of our student council. Karey is friendly, outgoing, and adventurous. She has shown great leadership skills in student council projects at school and has been a strong voice in KYSCA’s ZOOM meetings.
Samuel B.
NatStuCo
Bath County High School
Sammy is the Treasure for his Junior class. He constantly thinks of ways to better his school and community. Recently, he helped create an online tutoring service for students who need help with school work Additionally, he uses social media to spread positivity to his peers.
Gracie P.
NatStuCo
Fleming Co High
Gracie is a sophomore and serving her second year on student council. She is also a member of the FCHS Swim team. Thursday’s are her favorite day of the week, and she constantly shows love and dedication to cheering on her older brother, who plays football at Centre college.
Mia A.
NatStuCo
RK Cooper High School
Mia, a junior and Vice President for Student Involvement, is a two year member of SLC, a Freshman Mentor and a member of the soccer team. Her never say quit attitude has been so beneficial as a leader and mentor. Mia attended LEADCHI in March 2019 which further inspired her.
Kayce C.
NatStuCo
Perry County Central High School
Kayce is a sophomore. She is also a member of the PCC Cheer Team. Kayce has taken on several StuCo leadership roles this year and is currently leading a Community Fundraising campaign to raise money to help local families that have been impacted by the Coronavirus work stoppage
MaryKay B.
NatStuCo
RK Cooper High School
MaryKay is a sophomore member of SLC, one of the KYSCA 6 inaugural members of our new KY State student council association. She also shared her leadership as freshman class president and on the volleyball court. Thanks MaryKay for your leadership for our student body!
Nathan C.
NatStuCo
RK Cooper High School
Nathan, a senior, is three year member of SLC and NHS, serves on the Officers Exec Council and attended LEADDC 2019. He also represents Cooper on our Supt.’s Advisory Council. His no nonsense approach to getting things done has been a huge help to our council and student body.
Brady L.
NatStuCo
Morgan County High School
Brady Lawson is currently the VP of our student council. He, along with a couple other members, is currently working on making amendments to our council’s constitution. He has also applied to become a Regional Representative for Kentucky. Thank you for your leadership, Brady!
Stella W.
NatStuCo
RK Cooper High School
Stella is a sophomore first year member of SLC and is already making an impact as one of the KYSCA six- helping to start and grow our new KY Student Council Association. She is also our Corresponding secretary- looking forward to the impact she will have for the next two years.
Brady A.
NatStuCo
Perry County Central High School
Brady a junior and the President of our StuCo. He is a member of the soccer, track and academic teams. In our first year of having an organized Student Council we couldn’t have found a better leader. Brady is constantly looking for ways to serve his school and community.
Samantha T.
NatStuCo
Perry County Central High School
Sam is A junior and the VP of our StuCo. She is also a member of the girls’ basketball and track teams. Sam is the organizing force behind all of our activities and is our schools’ Student Ambassador. Sam leads our Community Service Committee and is always keeping us involved.
Sarah W.
NatStuCo
RK Cooper High School
Sarah is a senior three year member of SLC as well as being a member of NHS. She is currently are VP of Social Media, her efforts in recognizing follow students and promoting our council events has been key in our council earning the National Council of Excellence distinction.
Gracie T.
Greenup County High School
Gracie is the VP and helps organize our food drives for our local food pantry. Gracie will be the President when classes resume in the fall. She will work with other club leaders for the betterment of our school. She was just accepted to the KY GSA program for this summer.
Alexis C.
NatStuCo
RK Cooper High School
Alexis is a three year member of our Student Council and served as President her junior. Her enthusiasm is contagious and she has served as chair of many committees during her three years. She recently headed a committee to engage parents regarding social media safety.
Sophia S.
NatStuCo
Greenup County High School
Sophia is a Senior and our current Communications Officer. She is in charge of all student council social media accounts, and has been the creative force behind several video projects this year. Her school spirit and dedication to projects make her an outstanding student leader.
Lexie C.
NatStuCo
Greenup County High School
Lexie is a Senior and current GCHS Student Council President. She is a founding member of our school’s student council. Her work ethic, positive attitude, dedication to projects, and passion for positive change within our school make her a model student leader.
Jessie G.
NatStuCo
Fleming County High School
Jessie is a freshmen and serving her first year on student council. She is a member of the FCHS Band, she plays the trumpet. We are super excited to have Jessie and watch her passion for service grow. She is one of the founders of the KY StuCo association developed this year.
Maleah H.
NatStuCo
Fleming County High School
Maleah is a junior and serving her third year on student council. She is a member of the FCHS Soccer team, the cheer squad, and serves as the FCHS FBLA local and regional Secretary. Her hard work and determination have pushed the council to achieve great things over the years.
Lexie M.
NatStuCo
RK Cooper High School
Positive is Lexie’s middle name. She serves as our council President and has been essential in all of the activities our Council plans. She lead a group of Cooper students, trained them and they shared a social media safety and positivity training with local middle schools.
Peyton H.
NatStuCo
Fleming County High School
Peyton sets high expectations and goals for himself. He continuously checks off goals and then resets the bar even higher! Peyton pushes others to be better leaders and mentors, by leading by example. Peyton serves the state of KY in multiple leadership roles.
Allison H.
NatStuCo
Fleming County High School
Allison is the the “go-to” person for organization and making everything around her systematic. She is detail-oriented, with deep unwavering potential. She is well known for her hard work ethic, flawlessness, and thoughtfulness towards everything she puts her mind to.
Sarah D.
NatStuCo
Fleming County High School
Sarah is an exemplary model of leadership. Sarah was one out of many KY students selected to serve on the Commissioners State Student Council this school year and I truly believe they couldn’t have chosen a better voice to listen to. She serves KY in multiple leadership roles.
Lacy W.
NatStuCo
Fleming County High
Lacy has been the number one supporter of the student voice movement in KY through the KY Student Council Association. Serving as VP of KYSCA, she has been speaking with administration on all levels advocating with elegance and poise. She is a natural leader and speaker.
Sydney D.
NatStuCo
Fleming County High School
During the past two years, Sydney has been the leader of a student voice movement to create and maintain a statewide student council for Kentucky. Sydney founded the Kentucky Student Council Association this past September with enthusiasm, persistence, and grit.
Maine
Delaney W.
NatStuCo
Monmouth Academy
Delaney plays a large role in her school as the Historian of her student council. Delany does an excellent job organizing social media and planning events. When asked, she is one of the first to volunteer and has been a great leader while working with younger members.
Thomas N.
NatStuCo
Monmouth Academy
Thomas has done an outstanding job leading his school as the Student Body President. He balances this role along with his heavy course load, being a three-sport athlete, and participating in many other extra-curricular activities. You can always find Thomas leading by example.
Amber C.
NHS
Monmouth Academy
As treasurer of NHS, Amber has had the responsibility of managing our chapter funds and organizing our fundraisers. Thanks to her leadership, we’ve donated to several local and national charities. The positive impact Amber has had on our school and community cannot be overstated.
Gabriel M.
Monmouth Academy
Gabe, as FBLA chapter Vice President participates in every chapter event.His rigorous course schedule balances with soccer, basketball & track and volunteer youth coaching responsibilities.Gabe is a member of MAD Players & NHS.He encourages the best in others by always giving his
Kaitlin H.
NHS
Monmouth Academy
Kaitlin typifies what it means to serve one’s school and community. As NHS Vice President, she leads by example by continually giving of herself to help others. Whether it’s visiting a nursing home or volunteering at the Special Olympics, she’s always the first to step up.
Ed Z.
NHS
Monmouth Academy
As NHS President, Ed has spearheaded several projects that have benefited our school community. He’s also an accomplished actor and athlete, but still finds time to oversee blood drives and organize charity events throughout the year. His leadership in our chapter is invaluable.
Maryland
Kabria M.
NatStuCo
Kenwood High School
Kabria is new to SGA and immediately stood out as a leader. She is always willing to help with our school events and stay after school to work on items like recruiting new members, beautifying the school, and creating flyers and posters to improve school climate.
Fadimata T.
NatStuCo
Kenwood High School
Fadimata is an exceptional speaker and uses her voice to represent Kenwood at school and county events as well as when speaking with administration and county leaders. She helps with school and community service events and has taken a leadership role in SGA for several years.
Nia S.
NatStuCo
Kenwood High School
Nia has been a student leader in SGA and has helped us with countless events. She has stepped up as an officer who helps with meetings, represents KHS at county events, and helps recruit new members. She is always using her artistic ability to improve school climate through SGA.
Deborah S.
NatStuCo
Kenwood High School
Deborah has taken a leadership role in our Student Council for 3 years with me and is always volunteering to help with school events. She spends time volunteering with us to improve school climate and also volunteers at her local community center. She is a positive student leader
Massachusetts
Cassidy S.
NatStuCo
Murdock High School
As student council president, Cassidy is at the forefront of all of our activities. Her service project this year is running our prom dress closet. She has a long history of leadership in our school. These past few months have been a challenge, but Cassidy has responded greatly.
Leslie S.
NHS
Chelsea High School
Leslie is the president of NHS. She was responsible for getting members involved in the budget process, and even getting them to speak at school board meetings. This led to a school ed voting registration drive. Her best trait is encouraging members to improving their community.
Erin E.
NatStuCo
Maynard High School
Erin continues to keep MHS spirit alive by updating the student council Instagram, helping with weekly surveys to students, planning virtual spirit weeks for the coming weeks of closure, attending virtual planning sessions. She is the best expression of a leader we could ask for!
Michigan
Nicholas B.
NHS
Avondale High School
Nick has made a difference in his community by starting a nonprofit business called “Bubblebee Bistro”. The Bistro sold food and drinks in the morning, before school, to raise money for students in need. Since its opening they have raised over $3,000 dollars to help students.
Bria C.
NHS
Avondale High School
A positive impact that Bria has had within Avondale was volunteering at a kids academic and mentoring program every Wednesday at one of our district elementary schools. She helped students with their homework and helped them grow socially and emotionally throughout the year.
Christian B.
NHS
Avondale High School
Christian has made a difference in our community by being a peer mentor to freshmen at Avondale High. He helped freshmen transition into the high school lifestyle and adapt to everything that Avondale has to offer while also being there as a friend and role model when needed.
Logan P.
NHS
River Valley Middle High School
Logan is an exceptional leader who inspires greatness in others. Logan has dedicated his high school career to the service of others and has been a driving force behind new ideas and initiatives, coordinating blood drives, fundraising activities, and environmental field days.
Maddie M.
NJHS
Warren Consolidated Schools
Every once in a while,a student comes along who exemplifies leadership in every sense of the word.At Butcher,Maddie is that leader!Articulate, helpful, humble,kind,&poised with a positive attitude – Maddie is what true leaders are made of!Maddie for PRESIDENT in 30 years!!
Mississippi
Caroline G.
NatStuCo
Bayou View Middle School
Caroline inspires others through her initiative and paved the way for our Better Together campaign. She helped define the mission, which was quickly adopted by other groups and clubs at BVMS. For her, it was not about the credit but about the impact that would be created.
Missouri
Faron H.
NatStuCo
Joplin High School
Being President, Faron has created such a positive environment, and introduced so many new events and activities to JHS, including our first ever city-wide Homecoming Parade. He has worked so hard all year long to create a strong bond between JHS and the entire Joplin community!
Gabrielle D.
NHS
Rosati-Kain High School
Gabrielle has served this year as the treasurer of our local chapter of the NHS. You can also find her as an active member of the Science NHS, the Spanish NHS, and as the vice-president of the Math Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta. Good luck in all you do, Gabie!
Ksiah W.
NatStuCo
Festus High School
Ksiah Wansley demonstrates strong leadership skills and unique compassion. He is in Model UN, Key Club, Spanish Club, NHS & StuCo Class President. Ksiah has given a voice to all, given the Senior Class a memorable and stylish finale, and lead the class on a path of success.
Alaina V.
NatStuCo
Festus High School
As Student Council Public Relations Exec, Alaina Valleroy keeps our social media accounts up to date keeping everyone informed with what happening. With her funny personality and need to help others, Alaina keeps things fun and continues to motivate others to do the same
Ashton C.
NatStuCo
Festus High School
Ashton Croft has been an excelling student at Festus High School. As a member of a World Champion Rocket Club, National Honor Society, Student Council, and being his class’ Vice President, he has been a prime example of dedication, hard work, and leadership to his peers.
Simon O.
NatStuCo
Festus High School
Simon is an active member of the Festus High School Community. He demonstrates his leadership abilities in four years in Cross Country where he inspires his team to work hard and become state champions each year. Simon is a Pep Assembly Committee Chair for the Student Council.
Miranda A.
NatStuCo
Festus High School
Miranda Allen is the Student Body President of Festus High School. She has lead this year with grace. She is also a Captain of the Cheer Team. Her biggest impact is making others realize they too can be leader because leaders lead best when they encourage and support others.
Julia M.
NatStuCo
Festus High School
Julia Myers has been involved in Student Council and has played tennis for 4 years. She became the President of Key Club and led the Giving Tree, which bought Christmas presents for children in the community. Julia’s positive impact on the community inspires others to take action
Jennifer J.
NatStuCo
Festus High School
Jennifer Jones is a model student showing incredible school spirit and inspiring others in everything she does. She is Student Council class secretary. However, she truly shines as the Leader of Gold and Black with an amazing personality that rallies all her peers.
Katelyn T.
NatStuCo
Festus High School
Kate Todd is a kind and caring person with a heart of gold. She is always willing to help where it is needed and she never complains. Kate works as the Student Body Treasurer and Chair of the Pep Assembly committee. She does a great job with everything she does.
Abigail R.
NatStuCo
Festus High School
As a captain of both the softball and basketball teams, Abby Rickermann knows how to bring out the best in people, is a natural born leader who works hard, and inspires others. Along with sports, Abby is an active member of Student Council as the Student Body Vice President.
Jayklin S.
NHS
Drexel R-IV
This year alone Jayk is president of FBLA, FCCLA, NHS & StuCo! Honors include state & national competitions. Activities are softball, volleyball, cheer, dance & Scholar Bowl. Add 250+ hours of community service including volunteering with Drexel youth athletics. Outstanding!
Lillianne O.
NatStuCo
Saint Clair High School
As Student Council President, Lilly Oermann has touched many life’s of the students around her. She planned an entire Special Olympics Track and Field Event for the SOMO athletes around the state. She increase school spirit as well by making our Homecoming Dance formal.
Nebraska
Clare K.
NHS
Shelby-Rising City High School
Clare is an exceptional leader and role model in our school. She was the chair of our annual Holiday Fruit Baskets for the Senior Citizen Drive. She used her talent and skills to design the card, update the calling tree and also wrote the script for other members to use!
Madeline W.
Milford Jr/Sr High
Madeline has provided an incredible role model for many younger students. Maddie has been able to balance all her responsibilities and her activities with grace and joy. Maddie has been an amazing part of our FCCLA chapter and has helped in every aspect of our local chapter.
Stefanee M.
NHS
Grand Island Senior High School
Stefanee held a Valentine’s Day dance for the Special Education population of our school. She had volunteers do the kids makeup, hair, nails, etc. prior to the dance. She had dinner for the students, a photo booth, a dance with a DJ, and a bubble machine. It was a fabulous event.
Nevada
Charlotte T.
NatStuCo
West Career and Technical Academy
Charlotte Thaler runs meetings with grace and pose. It is hard to find a picture of Char (left) by herself because she likes to lead by example. She is always helping out others. Every event runs seamlessly because she is a diligent and dedicated class leader. She embodies StuCo.
Sandra P.
NatStuCo
Cashman Middle School
Sandra has been with Student Council all 3 years of middle school. She is not afraid to speak her mind and offer her opinion. But, she is also a good listener and an effective team leader. She has been instrumental in leading our school assemblies and promoting school spirit!
Annmarie K.
NatStuCo
Liberty High School
Annmarie is an amazing student leader & shows this through her dedication, hard work, and most importantly, her ability to make everyone feel included. Annmarie is one of the sweetest people I know. She lights up any room she walks into and makes everyone feel like a someone. <3
Ava C.
Liberty High School
My daughter Ava has spent 2 years as a class representative during her time in Student Council. She has attended 2 Zone, 1 State, and 1 Mid-Level. She has always aspired to improve herself, her school, her community and to enrich the lives of others through positive leadership.
Aiden W.
NatStuCo
Liberty High School
Aiden always is putting his all into everything he does, small or little. He handles amazingly. Aiden never fails to use his best judgment and get things done the best way possible. He is a truly inspiring leader. I couldn’t ask for a better student body president!
Gemma P.
NatStuCo
East Career and Technical Academy
As ECTAs first and last junior student body president, Gemma is a great role model to not only our titans but to everyone. She inspires others to dream big and that you are your only limit. With her daily smiles, she genuinely cares for each and every single person.
Stacy A.
NatStuCo
Sunrise Mountain HS
Stacy helped grow the passion and energy of her fellow Miners, the faculty, and the administration. She leads with grace AND grit – this being her fourth and final year as part of SMHS STUCO. She was the FIRST president in school history to black out her gym for an assembly.
Arcadia E.
NatStuCo
Cashman Middle School
Arcadia is our Student Council President and has been a truly awesome and inspiring leader! She always walks in with a smile on her face and is always ready & willing to work! She is fair, she is kind, and most importantly, as a school leader, she works well under stress 😉
Vanessa B.
NatStuCo
Harney Middle School
Vanessa has a positive impact on everyone she meets. She is always there for when you need help, or just need a friend to talk to. She makes working on things fun but also makes sure we get them done. Vanessa is a great leader, is very understanding and smart.
Breanna R.
NatStuCo
Liberty High School
Breanna Rizo is someone I’ve always admired, from her work ethic to how she just has fun. Thank you Breanna 187 for showing yourself and lighting up Liberty High School. You’re going to do amazing things in the future. My Senior Class President always. #time2b0unce
Nadia H.
NatStuCo
Silverado High School
Nadia has been president of her class from 8th grade to 11th grade. She is currently a senior in Silverado High School and is 4a1 vice president for NASC. She is one of the few people I look up to as a leader and exceeds the expectations no matter the circumstance.
Elizabeth W.
NatStuCo
Southwest Career and Technical Academy
Elizabeth is everything you would imagine in a leader and more. She radiates positivity and lifts up those around her. She has the natural ability to charm and impress anyone she meets. We’ve been incredibly lucky and grateful to have her lead our council!
Maggie M.
NatStuCo
Silverado high school
While she is only a freshman she has done great things for her council. She is always willing to do whatever she is asked in order for the program to be successful. She plays 3 sports but that doesn’t stop her fun putting forth as much time as needed for successful events.
Shalina B.
NatStuCo
Harney Middle School
Shalina has always been a great leader outside and in school. She is always trying to help and is very trustworthy. She always has the best attitude and is very chill. She try’s to help and is very nice. Overall she is just a responsible, trustworthy, and honest person.
Camille Y.
NatStuCo
South East Career Technical Academy
Camille is such an amazing person and always finds ways to help others. She’s a walking ball of sunshine, whenever she walks into a room, the whole room lights up. I appreciate her so much and I know she’s going to do great things for SECTA next year.
Alexis S.
NatStuCo
Laughlin High School
Alexis is an outgoing and positive individual. While being the Senior Class President, she is also involved in many different activities clubs and sports, along with taking Honors/AP classes. Through her hard work and dedication she is a wonderful asset the school and community.
Brianna V.
NatStuCo
Harney Middle School
Brianna always has a positive attitude from the moment she walks on school grounds and encourages others to do so. Brianna not only has a positive attitude, but she also shows leadership skills through her actions. You can look at her and know she is doing the right thing always.
Kaylynn G.
NatStuCo
Harney Middle School
Kaylynn has been in Student Council for two years now and she has been very polite and very patient with everyone. Kaylynn is very kind and hardworking. She also doesn’t take advantage of the label ‘Leader’. Kaylynn is overall a very good friend, student, and leader.
Lizeth A.
NatStuCo
Somerset Losee
Lizeth is a very kind and hardworking member in my student council. She is a good friend and works hard. As an ally I can fully depend on her, when asked to do something she gets it done. She is also very smart, she does well in her other classes, thank you so much!
Aaron P.
NatStuCo
Liberty High School
Aaron has had an amazing impact on our school in the past year he has been here. Even though he transferred to Liberty from another high school, he is one of the most spirited members of our Student Body. Aaron lights up a room and serves as a motivator to our council!
Jayvyn B.
NatStuCo
Harney Middle School
Jayvyn always comes into the classroom with a really positive attitude. He is always helping and giving good ideas to the people around him and to our council as well. He is an amazing leader in our council and is always bringing the laughs and fun while completing his work.
Seriah T.
NatStuCo
Northwest Career and Technical Academy
At school, I set an example for the other students by being respectful and completing my work. I go to school events and participate in school spirit weeks. Outside of school I refrain from setting a bad example upon my school and I participate in community service with a smile.
Jacques M.
NHS
Liberty High School
Jacques is the hardest worker I know. He puts his all into everything and is determined to create a positive school culture on campus with his initiatives. He leads with love and his peers love learning from him. His leadership will be missed on campus when he graduates this year
Emily A.
NatStuCo
Harney Middle School
Within these past two years of making fond memories & having each other’s back, Emily has made such a positive impact on me in class. Everyday she puts full effort in and she works very well with others. She is a friendly individual that has many creative ideas to share!
Ashlyn L.
NatStuCo
Kathleen and Tim harney middle school
This student is a very positive and hardworking student that has brought so much energy and great leadership to this school and is a great officer and role model in general! She has never left anyone out and makes sure to do what she is supposed to do!
Kyla S.
NatStuCo
Harney Middle School
Kyla has been an outstanding leader at Harney for the last three years. Each day she shows up with a positive attitude & a smile on her face. Whenever she is asked to help someone in need, she is willing to do so. She is kind, compassionate, helpful & has incredible integrity.
Callie A.
NatStuCo
College of Southern Nevada HS(South)
Callie is a wonderful friend and leader! She is an outstanding student body president. Her hard work and determination doesn’t go unnoticed. Callie has been involved in numerous community service events, and she puts her heart into everything she does.
Jacob C.
NatStuCo
Basic Academy of International Studies
Jacob Cunanan is an outstanding leader.Jacob’s biggest motivation is the inclusion of ALL students and staff. I have never experienced a leader like Jacob who ALWAYS has 10-20 others around ready to help at school or in our community. Pictures of only Jacob—do not exist!
Nadia H.
NatStuCo
Silverado High School
Nadia, senior class president at Silverado High School and NASC’s 4A1 Vice President, is one of the most hardworking, passionate, and admirable individuals ever. She puts others before herself and makes sure everyone’s voice is heard. She deserves this recognition beyond words.
Lilly S.
NHS
Liberty High School
Lilly is the kind of leader that makes you want to be better! She works tirelessly toward her goals, and is constantly bringing fresh new ideas to the table. She has the most positive attitude and has never shied away from a challenge. I know I can always count on her!
Ben P.
NatStuCo
Oasis Academy College Prep
Ben, our Student Body President for 2020-21, spearheaded making these clips with our 3D printer for masks for our local hospital with another student. Many hospital employees had said that the elastic rubs their ears raw so these clips will keep the elastic off their ears.
Emily R.
NatStuCo
Oasis Academy College Prep
Emily, our Student Body President, continues to be a leader during COVID-19. She jumper at the chance to make masks for our local hospital for their nurses and doctors. She is also working diligently with all Seniors and Admin on ways to celebrate the Senior class of 2020.
Kiley C.
NatStuCo
Galena High School
Kiley is a rockstar! She has positively impacted her school by increasing spirit, and her state through her position as Western Region Representative. She joined the State Board team mid-year and jumped straight in, getting inactive schools to participate in state events again.
Devine C.
NatStuCo
Somerset Academy Losee
Devine can bring everyone up no matter how his day is going. He has the ability to lighten up the room with his presence alone. Devine’s not only selfless, but always willing to help with anything before anyone raises their hand. The absolute definition of an ambitious leader.
Kendal E.
NatStuCo
Liberty High School
Kendal is the sweetest girl! Her positive attitude lights up any room. She is a great friend and a wonderful leader. Kendal is admired by many in our council. She is always willing to serve and learn new things. She is fabulous and our council is so lucky to have her!
Gracie N.
NatStuCo
Canarelli Middle School
Gracie has a gift for seeing the big picture in a way that most students do not. She steps in when she notices something that needs to be done and takes action. Her dedication, creativity, and work ethic are looked up to by her peers. Her enthusiasm is infectious.
Dawson D.
NatStuCo
Edward C Reed High School
Dawson Deal is our current Junior Class President and will be our SBP in 20/21 but he is so much more. An athlete, a idea guy and someone who gets things done. Dawson makes people smile and always stops to say hello and pick up trash around the school. He is the leader we need.
Breuna B.
NatStuCo
Damonte Ranch High School
Breuna is our student body president. We have had many challenges this year, including a HOCO float mishap, gas leaks, floods, and losing 5 students. Bre has done an outstanding job leading our student body, staff, and community as we mourned for and work through these trials.
Allison F.
NatStuCo
Churchillcsd.com
Allison is so full of life and love for our school as well as our community! She is our Student Body President elect for 2020-2021 and has tons of ideas to make our year full of fun! ( Her brother was SB President a few years ago and he had her helping at every activity!)
Sabrina R.
NatStuCo
Faith Lutheran High School
With my community, Sabrina has made an incredible impact. She hosted an incredible Southern Regionals Conference and is also an invaluable member of the State Board. She consistently brings light to our growing delegation of amazing StuCo members. She has unmatched passion.
Savannah V.
NatStuCo
West Career and Technical Academy
Savannah is an amazing member of our council! You can always depend on her to take care of things and pick up any slack. She is the a great leader because she knows when to take charge, but also knows how to help people grow into their own leadership skills.
Colin M.
NatStuCo
Rancho High School
This year was the 1st year that we’ve had a sprinkle McNaught’s capabilities to making RHS a better & more advanced community. In less than 1 school year, McNaught has made such a positive impact: improving school spirit, communication, and youthful energy. Thank you, MrMcNaught!
Dylan S.
NatStuCo
Rancho High School
Dylan is a superstar. Determination runs through his veins – even though caffeine may also be a majority – he never fails to strive among the stars. He has grown so much over the past couple of years, serving on State Board, & making me and everyone proud everyday. He is amazing.
Sergio D.
NatStuCo
Rancho High School
Being a positive impact to all, Sergio never fails to be a source of happiness daily. He strives to illuminate every day, whether it be in the school halls, among his fellow athletes, at home, or through social media & with his friends. He is a great leader and never fails to be!
Alex A.
NatStuCo
Faith Lutheran High School
Alex Alarcon was our student body president this year, and he fulfilled.a complete overall for our school’s spirit. We really struggled to get students to show up to our events in years before, but because of Alex’s influence and motivation, we had tons of people showing up!
Hannah A.
NatStuCo
North Valleys High School
Hannah is the Senior Class President & has made such a huge impact at our school. She is so approachable to everyone and willing and able to help out wherever and whenever. She is dedicated to the school & community and has a constant smile on her face. She’s the BEST!
Nicholas R.
NatStuCo
West Career and Technical Academy
Nick is new to StuCo but has been an amazing addition as Senior Class President. He has energized his class and is always so thoughtful about getting everyone’s input into events and activities. He is a great leader and inspires those around him.
Rui Ya W.
NatStuCo
West Career and Technical Academy
Rui Ya is a force! She is not only a leader within our council, but also in our state. Within our council, she is our Student Body Historian. For our state she serves on the NASC Board as the student member of the Board of Education She is truly dedicated to all that is StuCo!
Chloe P.
NatStuCo
Shadow Ridge High School
Chloe’s made a positive impact not only on the current student council but also with the future as being voted into our current board. Chloe has continuously made a positive impact with our community by volunteering endless time to help with our activities, sports and church.
Grace R.
NatStuCo
Doral Red Rock High School
Grace has deep artistic roots and focuses her time on bringing a WOW-factor to her high school which focuses on the arts. She has a love for entertainment and plans to bring that into school. She’s a colorful and strong personality and wants to bring that same feeling into class
Emma A.
NatStuCo
Coronado High School
Emma is a one of the kindest and most caring students you could hope to meet at our school. She utilizes those charactersitics in her leadership within our council as she creates lasting connections. Her moto is that everyone matters and everyone has a chance to shine.
Brooke K.
NatStuCo
Indian Springs
Brooke will be taking over as Student Council President next year, and constantly demonstrates leadership qualities. She is very dedicated to every project she’s starts and finishes. Brooke participates in many community events. It’s not hard to tell Brooke is a leader.
Jalen O.
NatStuCo
Sierra Vista High School
Jalen never fails to make your day. He can immediately tell if you’re in need of a friend or if you need help. He doesn’t let anyone go unnoticed and brightens the whole room when he walks in. He has been one of the Best Student Body presidents and a perfect example of friendship
New Jersey
Louise N.
NatStuCo
Henry Hudson Regional Highschool
Louise Nastasi has impacted our school by always taking initiative. I’ve seen her participate in all kinds of volunteering and she is always there as the first person to be organizing events for her grade or the student council. She always has a lending hand to everyone.
Holly D.
NHS
Henry Hudson Regional School
Holly is the president of National Honor Society at my school, and she is a great leader. She is meticulous, always focusing on every detail. She sends out notifications and reminders to the rest of the members and pushes everyone to improve their involvement.
Holly D.
NHS
Henry Hudson Regional School
Holly currently serves as the NHS president and is a natural leader at HHRS. She countlessly works behind the scenes to better the environment of the student body. Her constant preparation will surely lead her to a successful career, as she plans to pursue a Veterinary degree.
Louise N.
NatStuCo
Henry Hudson Regional School
Louise NastasI has served as her class president for the past six years. She is also a talented athlete and member of the National Honor Society. Louise serves as a first aid cadet and peer mentor. She plans to become a pediatric nurse, so that she can continue to help families
Alyssa R.
NHS
Villa Victoria Academy
Alyssa, our NHS Chapter President, shares her many talents through participation in student council, clubs and sports. As a student ambassador, she shines as a positive role model. In 2019, she represented VVA as one of 12 finalists in the NJ State Poetry Out Loud contest.
Lily C.
NJHS
Unity Charter School
As the NJHS chapter president, Lily has organized and led several service events at our school. She recently created a video montage giving thanks to our local medical heroes. She also serves as the president of our “SAFE” club which stands for Students Advocating For Equality.
Katherine I.
NatStuCo
Garfield Middle School
Katherine is the Garfield Middle School Student Council VP. She has helped promote team building and camaraderie among her peers by organizing school wide activity and theme days. In addition, she has helped arrange events with the Senior Citizens and those in the hospital.
Ralitsa U.
NatStuCo
Garfield Middle School
Ralitsa is the Garfield Middle School President who has made an impact on the students at Garfield Middle School by arranging several school wide activity days, that included team building. She has helped arrange events for the elderly and those at the local hospital.
Ashley L.
NatStuCo
Franklin High School
Ms Lamb has gone above and beyond in her role as President. Whether it is raising money for our State Charity or developing volunteer programs she has take a lead role. A lead role , especially with school Pep Rallies, that I , as adviser have been free to do other things.
New York
Kaylee B.
Ten Broeck Academy
During the COVID-19 lockdown, Kaylee went above and beyond to help continue the production of our morning video announcements, Pawse Live. Kaylee voluntarily continued the show from home in hopes to spread some cheer to our district, on top of her already full course load.
Libby P.
NHS
Avon Central School District
Libby’s positive and can-do attitude helps keep our NHS group moving forward. As vice-president, she works with the other officers to plan meetings and facilitate them. Recently, she organized a community positivity campaign led by NHS to recognize our town businesses.
Sara B.
NatStuCo
Poland Central School
Sara is a dynamic student who is the epitome of being a leader. Her goal is to help others and encourage them to be their best. The youngest sibiling of a very active student council family, she has forged her own path becoming the 1st two term NYSCLSA state president.
Clarice F.
NatStuCo
Lancaster High School
Clarice is a Senior Class Officer at Lancaster High School and also serves as the District 12 Region Representative to the NY State Council of Leadership and Student Activities. This year Clarice has Co-Chaired our Homecoming Dance, Cash 4 Claus Fundraiser and Lunch Activities.
Philip A.
NHS
Honeoye Falls-Lima High School
Phil is NHS President, he works effectively with officers, prepares a monthly agenda, presents it to 130 members, organized a T-shirt fundraiser that donated $325 to the American Cancer Society and oversaw local NHS bylaw updates. He is a three sport athlete who leads by example.
Morgan S.
NatStuCo
North Collins Junior-Senior High School
Morgan has headed our Homecoming festivities, Lock-In and Honors reception. She approaches events, new and old, with a positive mindset and energy. She encourages new ideas and takes every idea into consideration. Communication and leading by example are two of her strengths.
Darnae P.
NHS
Bronx Collegiate Academy
Darnae is a model leader as President of NHS and President of the Student Council. Darnae is a childhood cancer survivor, has raised money to donate back to the Children’s Hospital that treated her, and has lead countless other community building events. She’s an inspiration.
Devon G.
NatStuCo
Lancaster High School
Devon is our Student Council Treasurer and this year has Co-Chaired our 8th Grade Information Night Program, our Spring Spirit Week Assemblies, and Open House and Student Union Rep. Elections. On top of all of that this summer he became a NatStuCo Distinguished Student Leader.
Benjamin F.
NatStuCo
Lancaster High School
Ben has served as the VP of the Student Council this year after last year serving as its Treasurer. Ben is very active in our Best Buddies Club and our Superintendents Student Advisory Council. Ben Co-Chaired the Holiday Group Home Social and was a great Santa stand in!
Hope H.
NatStuCo
Lancaster High School
Hope is the Student Council Corresponding Secretary and this year she has gone above and beyond her duties as an officer. Hope’s energy and enthusiasm have been vital in getting students involved and activated to making positive changes within and outside of our school.
Courtney V.
NatStuCo
Lancaster High School
Courtney is our Student Council President this year and she makes a positive difference in the classroom, cheering on the sidelines, and working with her friends in the Best Buddies Club. Courtney is self-less has she has completed over 100 community service hours this year!
Kate K.
NatStuCo
Red Hook High School
Kate is an active member of the NYSCLSA Student Advisory Board. She is an advocate for women and children who are victims of abuse, and she began a program to empower young girls through exercise and leadership lessons. Kate is an athlete, leader, advocate, and philanthropist.
Emma G.
NHS
Shelter Island High School
As NHS President, Emma leads with quiet authority. She is an amazing student, an impassioned environmentalist, a molecular scientist, a creative writer and a genuine kind person. While hosting a penny drive for leukemia or building with Habitat for Humanity, she is wonderful.
Brooke W.
NHS
Avon Central School District
Brooke is our chapter president. She is a hard worker who has been willing to learn how to plan and facilitate meetings, encourage her peers, and lead both overtly and also by being a role model. She works with her fellow officers and myself as adviser. She is a positive member.
North Carolina
Maia C.
NJHS
Jay M Robinson Middle School
Ever since starting her non-profit, www.kidzthatcare.org Maia has led several community service projects in support of many charities throughout Charlotte. She has been honored with a Prudential Spirit of Community Award and Gold Presidential Volunteer Service Award for serving.
Tess S.
NatStuCo
Martin GT Magnet Middle
Tess has served her school for several years and can always be counted on to perform her duties with enthusiasm. This year, Tess held a district office on the state board and was actively involved in recruiting other middle schools to participate. She is a model leader.
Macey G.
NatStuCo
Crossroads Christian School
Senior Macey Greathouse has been a strong and enthusiastic StuCo president, and when the school had to close due to COVID-19, she began sewing masks and making them available to those in her community. Her positive attitude has influenced others throughout the year!
Taylor M.
NatStuCo
McDowell High School
Taylor is our Student Body President and leads our StuCo Leadership class each day. She is the voice of our student body and treats every student with kindness and respect. She has helped raise over $20,000 for 3 families in our community and will leave a lasting legacy at MHS.
Lauren C.
NHS
Eugene Ashley high school
Lauren is always stepping up and taking charge whenever needed! I can always count on her to lead without hesitation. Lauren exemplifies the quote “leadership is not about a box you check, or a single event. It’s an ongoing experience of commitment and service.”
Jackson D.
NatStuCo
Northwood High
A late start did not keep Jackson from rising quickly. As an energetic junior he served as student body president. Our first year principal could not find enough good to say about him. He did not run for a second term, but has maintained a significant presence in the council.
Shamar W.
NatStuCo
Northwood High
For Shamar’s 1st council event he picked our retreat over band camp-unheard of. For 4 years he dedicated himself to SC activities. He worked on the state level leading workshops, serving on the state workshop staff. He lost the SBP election but still plays a major role in NHS SC.
Tristin D.
NatStuCo
Central Cabarrus High School
Tristin is one of the most valuable members we have. Not only does he complete all adviser paperwork admist other council work; he also is an active member in many other leadership roles. Tristin is a Pastor, serves on graduation committee, the bible association, and had 4 jobs.
Maia C.
NJHS
Jay M Robinson Middle School
Ever since starting her non-profit, www.kidzthatcare.org Maia has led several community service projects in support of many charities throughout Charlotte. She has been honored with a Prudential Spirit of Community Award and Presidential Volunteer Service Award for serving.
North Dakota
Tucker B.
Turtle Mountain Community High School
Since Tucker was about three yrs old he could tell you every President and what they were known for. Tucker is very talented in everything he does; he has researched our town and surrounding towns the old buildings with the years and give descriptions of what has happened bringin
Tucker B.
NHS
Turtle Mountain Community High School
Tucker has organized awareness walks, fundraisers and various community and school events for students as well as faculty. He is not only an NHS member but also Student Council President at TMCHS. He is an exceptional role model for students in the community and will be missed.
Ohio
Allison L.
NHS
Springboro High School
Allie started creating masks for healthcare workers mid-March. She wanted to give back to her community with her passion for design and skills to sew. Her story has inspired others to figure out how they could use this quarantine time to encourage and support others.
Morgan S.
NHS
Berkshire High School
Morgan is an integral student leader for NHS, Student Council, Care Team, AC4P, and Relay for Life at Berkshire High School. She maintains above a 4.0, works, is a member of many clubs and runs track and cross country. She can be counted on to organize and get things done.
Alyssa S.
NHS
Frontier High School
Alyssa is a 4.0 CCP student pursuing the honors diploma. She is active in clubs, sports and iBelieve. She spreads cheer by painting the spirit rock, sharing positive messages and tutoring as schools transitioned to online learning. She plans to attend Ohio State University.
Brianna W.
NHS
Frontier High School
Bri has maintained a 3.523 GPA as a CCP student enrolled in courses required for the Ohio Diploma with Honors. She is in multiple clubs as well as softball, cheerleading and mentoring. She plans to pursue a nursing degree at Washington State CC and specialize in obstetrics.
Shyli O.
NHS
Frontier High School
Shyli earned STNA & CPR certification at Washington County Career Center. She is involved in many clubs and service projects. She has been working and checking on elderly family members to help ensure they stay healthy during the pandemic. She plans to attend Washington State CC.
Corby C.
NHS
Frontier High School
Corby maintained a 3.587 GPA while enrolled in CCP courses required for the honors diploma. He is in sports and clubs as well as Cougars on a Mission. He plans to continue his studies at Washington State Community College. Since the quarantine, he has been helping his family.
Kayleanna C.
NHS
Frontier High School
Co-valedictorian Kayleanna maintained a 4.0 GPA as a CCP student in honors courses. She is in many clubs and helped with student mentoring. She has provided “socially distant” tutoring and suppored the Humane Society during the quarantine. She plans to attend Marietta College.
Logan B.
NHS
Frontier High School
Logan maintained a 3.94 GPA as a CCP student enrolled in courses for the honors diploma. He is a 3-sport athlete and in many clubs. He volunteered with flood recovery efforts, in his church, and Cougars on a Mission. He plans to attend either Marietta College or Ohio State Univ.
Emily B.
NHS
Frontier High School
Emily maintained a 3.67 GPA while pursuing the Ohio Diploma with Honors and an associate’s degree in general science. She is a Student Athlete and in many clubs. She plans to continue her education at Washington State Community College and become a physical therapy assistant.
Merlea “Lea” D.
NHS
Frontier
Co-valedictorian Lea will graduate from Washington State Community College in May then major in visual communications at Ohio State University. Lea has been staying home, practicing social distancing, and urging those around her to follow the guidelines to keep everyone safe.
Evan C.
NHS
Frontier
Evan is a singer/songwriter active in sports, clubs, church, & iBelieve. He has continued “2nd & 7” by recording books for 2nd graders & sharing his love of music online through Evan Cunningham Music and High Schools That Rock. He plans to study music therapy at Marietta College.
Alexis B.
NHS
Frontier High School
Alexis is a full-time CCP student, 3-sport athlete and in multiple clubs, Prom Queen, and FLEDA Student of the Year. She participated in Cougars on a Mission; helped coach t-ball; and volunteered as an orientation leader. She plans to attend either Marietta College or Ohio State.
Nadia P.
NHS
Mid-East Career and Technology Center
Nadia is a bright star. As President of NHS she is an outstanding, planful leader, caring and charismatic. She is also SkillsUSA Vice President on campus, and a regional officer with SkillsUSA Ohio. She is on her Cross Country team, and works part time. She has a 4.0.
Rowan M.
NatStuCo
Medina High School
Rowan is our student council’s junior class president and the impact she has made on our school is extraordinary. She has gone through a lot in the past year, but her passion for making our school a better place has never wavered. She is an inspiration and a role model to all.
Emily F.
NHS
Lebanon High School
Emily is involved with multiple groups and activities at our HS. She is the President of our NHS and was also elected for student council. She participates in a variety of groups and activities. She has volunteered at a number events both in school and in the community.
Oklahoma
Faith T.
John Marshall High School
Faith collected thousands of pop tops to raise money for the food pantry at Toby Keith’s OK Kids Korral for children fighting cancer. She is a mentor for students at the elementary and PreK schools to teach literacy & character. She is a volunteer for the school food pantry.
Magdaline M.
John Marshall High School
Magdaline has volunteered as a peer mentor to elementary/middle school students to teach character and literacy. She helped build a Monarch landing station, raised money to fight hunger, made chew toys for the OK Humane Society and made cards for veterans & Memory Care residents.
Arthur H.
John Marshall High School
Arthur has volunteered at the OK Regional Food Bank, helped raise money to fight hunger & build a community garden. He has volunteered at Smart Start to pack early education kits, mentored elementary students, built a Monarch garden and raised money to stop ocean pollution.
Herresha B.
John Marshall High School
Herresha has volunteered at the OK Regional Food Bank, helped raise money to fight hunger & build a community garden. She has volunteered at Smart Start to pack early education kits, mentored elementary students, built a Monarch garden and raised money to stop ocean pollution.
Akia J.
John Marshall High School
Akia has been a volunteer for the OK Regional Food Bank, raised money to fight hunger and helped build a community garden. She raised money to help fight plastic pollution in our oceans. Made cards for veterans & chew toys for the OK Humane Society. Helped build a Monarch garden.
Tianna L.
John Marshall High School
Tiana was part of the Healthy & Safe Schools team to keep a campus clean, helped build a Monarch landing station, made cards for veterans & Memory Care residents, made blankets for the homeless & chew toys for the OK Humane Society and mentored students at the elementary school.
Jayla H.
John Marshall High School
Jayla has volunteered as a peer mentor to elementary/middle school students to teach character and literacy. She helped build a Monarch landing station, raised money to fight hunger, made chew toys for the OK Humane Society and made cards for veterans & Memory Care residents.
Kerrani D.
John Marshall High School
Kerrani volunteered at the OK Humane Society & made chew toys. She built a communty school garden & Monarch butterfly garden, helped raise money to stop ocean pollution & fight hunger, made cards & letters for veterans & Memory Care residents, and knitted hats for the homeless.
Bev’Vonzzel T.
John Marshall High School
Bev’Vonzzel worked with a team to make string bags for children in foster care. She helped build a school vegetable garden & a Monarch landing station. She made cards for veterans & residents of Memory Care centers. Raised money to fight ocean pollution and solve hunger.
Passhun B.
John Marshall High School
Passhun ran recycling program to reduce plastic pollution, raised money to help save our oceans. Helped donate clothes to the Infant Crisis center, made cards for veterans, helped build a school garden, educate about internet for families with low incomes, & fought big tobacco.
Jer’Miah W.
John Marshall High School
Jermiah ran a campaign to fight tobacco & vaping, volunteered at OK Regional Food bank to sort & pack food, raised money to fight hunger, helped build a community garden, raised money to fight ocean pollution, made chew toys for the OK Humane Society & made cards for veterans.
Alyssa S.
John Marshall High School
Alyssa volunteered as a peer mentor for elementary & middle school students to teach about character & literacy. She helped build a Monarch butterfly garden. Volunteered at Smart Start to pack early education kits. She made cards for veterans & residents in Memory Care centers.
Nahaviah F.
John Marshall High School
Nahaviah helped to create a quilt for display at the OKC ZooZeum to use as a fund raiser to help save the Monarch butterfly, helped build a pollinator garden and run an awareness campaign. She volunteered at OK Regional Food Bank to sort & pack food for pantries.
Nathan H.
John Marshall High School
Nathan has served his community by building a school vegetable garden, volunteering at the Ok Regional Food Bank, & raising money to help fight hunger. He helped build a Monarch landing station; write letters to veterans; & packaged early education kits for families in need.
Alma H.
John Marshall High School
Alma serves her community by writing cards and letters to seniors in Memory Care Centers, to veterans & emergency responders. She has helped with a Monarch Awareness campaign; built a habitat for the Monarchs; made blankets for the homeless & volunteered at the food bank.
Falecia L.
John Marshall High School
Falecia volunteers for intergenerational service by teaching character & literacy at the elementary & Pre-K schools; read to senior residents at a Memory Care Center; volunteered at the Food Bank, built school gardens & wrote letters to veterans & emergency responders.
Trynity F.
John Marshall High School
Trynity has served her community by building a school vegetable garden & a Monarch Landing station. She has raised money to solve hunger and volunteered at the OK Regional Food Bank. Trynity is part of the Healthy & Safe schools team and made chew toys for the OK Humane Society.
Faith T.
John Marshall High School
Faith collected thousands of pop tops to raise money for the food pantry at Toby Keith’s OK Kids Korral for children fighting cancer. She is a mentor for students at the elementary and PreK schools to teach literacy & character. She is a volunteer for the school food pantry.
Jada H.
John Marshall High School
Jada created a kindness service project to make cookies for medical staff at the hospital & donated cookies to the Veterans Center. She volunteers at church to visit the sick and has planted gardens with seniors. She helped make a quilt for a Monarch awareness project.
Gregrion L.
John Marshall High School
Gregrion worked as a leader to start The Diversity Club, a place where all students are appreciated for their unique qualities and are able to contribute to their school & community. He also was a founding member of The Green Team for recycling & help to stop plastic pollution.
Antonio G.
John Marshall High School
Antonio is a special leader who shares joy wherever he goes. He has volunteered at the OK Regional Food Bank, raised money to solve hunger, packaged early education kits, made chew toys for animals at the OK Humane Society, helped build a Monarch landing station & school garden.
Duyen H.
John Marshall High School
Duyen has served her community by helping build a Monarch garden habitat & landing station, prepared early education kits for families in need, raised money to fight hunger & plastic pollution in the ocean, cleaned the school campus and made toys for animals at OK Humane Society.
Jennifer G.
John Marshall High School
Jennifer Galarza has helped her community by helping build a school fruit and vegetable garden and a Monarch habitat. She has volunteered at the OK Regional Food Bank. Jennifer helped raise money to solve hunger and to stop plastic pollution in our oceans & waterways.
Nicole R.
John Marshall High School
Nicole has served her community by being a mentor to elementary & middle school students to build compassion & literacy skills. She has volunteered at the OK Regional Food Bank & raised money to fight hunger. She also raised money to help fight plastic pollution in our oceans.
Alexis L.
John Marshall High School
Alexis contributed to her school and community supporting SDG15 by helping build and maintain a Monarch garden habitat and landing station. She and her team worked towards SDG12 by picking up waste and debris on the school campus. She also helped raise money to solve hunger.
Tiya G.
John Marshall High School
Tiya has a heart for others who are struggling and may not have support. She has helped raised money to solve hunger and volunteered at the OK Regional Food Bank. Tiya volunteered at Smart Start a non-profit to help prepare education kits for families of young children in need.
Mayra R.
John Marshall High School
Mayra has served her community by raising money to fight hunger & volunteering at the OK Regional Food Bank to pack food boxes. She has helped feed & teach little children at her church. She loves to volunteer at the elementary school to teach service, kindness & reading.
Jakara J.
John Marshall High School
Jakara has been mentor & role model for middle, elementary and Pre-K students. She feels that high school students can be a bridge of influence & make a real difference in their education & life. She has led them through service projects & assembled SEL kits for their school.
Daja D.
John Marshall High School
Daja has a great work ethic and heart for her community. She started a service project called “Remember to Care” to write cards and letters to those is in memory care centers. She stands up for others and has mentored students in Special Education & helped build a school garden.
Pennsylvania
Kristin L.
NHS
Trinity High School
Kristin is the Secretary of our National Honor Society. As Secretary, she has attended and recorded the minutes at every meeting. She ran a Make a Difference Day activity and organized a Club and Activity Fair. She also ran 3 very successful blood drives, collecting 126 units.
Jordan M.
NHS
Conemaugh Township High School
Jordan has worked as a mentor for our elementary students, a Meals on Wheels volunteer, and a volunteer on a mission trip to Nassau, Bahamas. She is actively involved in Martial Arts where she is a third-degree black belt and lead instructor of the Girl Power and Tiny Tot classes
Hannah H.
NatStuCo
Elizabeth Forward
As SGA President, Hannah led many projects, including the Foster A Warrior Project that raised over $3,500 to buy bags and supplies for foster kids. She and her family also made the over 1,000 chocolate covered strawberries we sold that raised nearly $500 for Four Diamonds.
Cyja H.
NatStuCo
Cedar Crest High School
Cyja has done a remarkable job representing PASC as the 2018 state president, as well as representing Cedar Crest. This year she spearheaded Connecting Over Literature and Art (COLA) program that connect HS students with 3rd graders in the district. She’s a motivational Leader!
Rhode Island
Caitlin B.
NHS
Smithfield High School
Caitlin is the President of SHS’ NHS chapter. She has been the driving force behind “making a difference” this year with a Care Package Drive for Soldiers, a Warm Winter Clothing Drive, and a Gala that raised over 15-thousand dollars for the American Heart Association.
South Carolina
Zharia M.
NatStuCo
Westwood High School
During this time of uncertainty, Zharia has worked diligently to find ways to engage our 1400+ students. Serving as our VP, Zharia played an integral role in our first E-Learning Spirit Week and continues to reach out to our students to insure they safe and their needs are met.
Texas
Jack B.
NatStuCo
Frank Seale Middle School
Jack is an FSMS StuCo board member. Jack has special needs & was able to use his leadership role to present to Superintendents and School Board members in Texas on how schools can create a more inclusive student council. Jack is a kind, friendly leader who loves his council.
Caleb B.
NHS
Beaumont United High School
First of all, to speak of Caleb Bobs is to address reaching for Excellence as a student.He has met the standards of Perfect Attendance( District acknowledgement),work in Top Teens, and a top scholar.It’s a great pleasure to celebrate the accomplishments per NHS as a 2020 Senior!
Mikayla W.
NHS
Beaumont United High School
A true multi-tasker! Miss Mikayla White , one of our BUHS-NHS 2020 Seniors has been just that! She has been a literacy advocate to elementary students -even interacting w/them in planned events on the college level.She has been a 4 year member of the cheerleading squad! Kudos!
Rubyleane J.
NHS
Beaumont United High School
This student, Miss Rubyleane Johnson , should just be called Joy! She has been a member of the backbone team which has stepped in at the last minute for an officer’s meeting or to represent NHS at District events.Ruby is also a member of other campus organs.and a tennis athlete~
Karen Z.
NHS
Beaumont United High School
Karen Zuniga is one of the backbone members of NHS! She has put in her service hours faithfully along with three other members who I call the Four Musketeers!Karen is also a strong and focused athlete in the field of tennis. She has a great heart and is solid as a rock.
Karina C.
NHS
Beaumont United High School
Karina Castillo has been a faithful member and Treasurer for BUH’s-NHS! She has been a sturdy, steady voice per our financial bottom line — making sure we are aware of what is in the best interest of NHS’s bottom line! However, Karina has a heart for her fellow campus students.$
Kynnedi J.
NHS
Beaumont United High School
Kynnedi Jackson is in her Senior year in BUHS-NHS and she has not slowed her roll! Kynnedi is all over the map in both NHS and STUCo.She has been the voice and face for tributes to administrators and per other campus events.KJ is a fearless warrior for herself and the campus!
Kwenten F.
NHS
Beaumont United High School
Kwenten Ford -A NHS Scholar and outstanding athlete.He has rep. our BUHS campus across the sports realm , but particularly has been a unique representative as part of our elite swimming team.It is not easy to put in long hours of practice and attend meets .URock2020Senior!!
Rebecca M.
NHS
Beaumont United High School
Rebecca has been our BUHS-NHS go-getter President since day one! BUHS has had its share of challenges per Hurricane Harvey, Imelda, and now COVID 19 but the WolfPack campus has been resilient. Rebecca is energetic and a problem solver.She is also a STUCo member as well. A giver.
Carlos G.
NHS
Beaumont United High School
Carlos Gama has been our NHS go to guy since he was inducted. He is a quiet scholar with a quick positive smile.I have had to ask him to step up several times throughout the year into the Vice Pres. office as well as a NHS -BUHS rep in events for our District and he did it well.
Ashlon B.
NHS
Beaumont United High School
Miss Ashlon Bowles has been the quiet epitome of a NHS scholar! She is an AVID, AVID,AVID reader who goes to elementary schools to bring the love and joy of reading to younger readers. She also participates in fun events for elemnatry campuses as well from egg hunts to Hallowen!
Aylin H.
NHS
Beaumont United High School
Best BUHS-NHS Historian! Really made sure that she photographed our honor society members authentically at various community service events and she even designed our new BUHS-NHS t-shirt.One of the quiet thinkers — had a heart for our Seniors and the campus as a whole!
Kyra S.
NHS
Beaumont United High School
Miss Kyra Simien has been an outstanding Parliamentarian for BUHS-NHS and outstanding ROTC cadet as well. Seeing her represent as one of her community service hours a Salvation Army bellringer this academic year truly touched my heart as an adviser.An Officer and Gentle person.
Jeremy R.
NHS
Sharpstown High School
Jeremy is an outstanding leader and individual. He is treasurer for both Garden Club & NHS, and an active member of the International Thespian Society. He is always ready to help his peers as best as he can. His hard work has shown that leaders always look for new ways to grow.
Emily R.
NHS
Sharpstown Highschool
Emily is the NHS secretary and an active member of International Thespian Society. She is involve in many clubs like drama club, garden club, EMERGE, and is also her class secretary.She is a positive role model for those around her and will always go the extra mile to lend a hand
Madeline L.
NHS
Gloria Deo Academy
Madeline Lomas is a Senior and President of NHS. As our school transitioned to a new House program, Maddie stepped up to lead with care and concern for both school culture and her fellow students. Her initiative and positive attitude helped make the house system a success.
Karen C.
NHS
Sharpstown High School
Karen is our chapter VP, class officer, and student ambassador. She is an active member of HOSA, Anime Club, and the Asian Culture Club. Her bubbly personality and welcoming nature easily attract others to join campus culture building initiatives and community service projects.
Isaac Nang T.
NHS
Sharpstown High School
Isaac is the NHS Parliamentarian and active member of the Art Club. He’s also a gifted artist and photographer. Issac advanced to state for the V.A.S.E. Art Competition. He was one of several AP Art students that created a mural in the Fine Arts wing to increase campus pride.
Hadidja T.
NHS
Sharpstown High School
Hadidja loves serving her community and school.As the VP for her school’s garden club,Hadidja dedicates every Friday helping the club grow vegetables for those in need.She is well known for her hard work ethic,commitment,and thoughtfulness towards everything she puts her mind to.
Daphne R.
NJHS
Jose Alderete Middle School
As NJHS President, Daphne is an exceptional leader. She is involved in Yearbook, Student Council, Girls Who Code and has all A’s. She started a “Virtual Spirit Week” and produced an Appreciation Video for all staff as they prepared for virtual learning in response to Covid-19.
Jayleen C.
NHS
Sharpstown Highschool School
Jayleen is an exemplary model of leadership.As a sophomore, she established eco-club.In just 6 months, her club was able to collect over 2,000 water bottles to make a sculpture.She also hosted assembles to spread awareness about recycling. Jayleen is a natural leader and speaker!
Jay C.
NHS
Sharpstown High School
Founder & president of campus Eco Club. She planned an entire week of Earth Day events that culminated in an assembly & volunteer challenge that resulted in a campus and community clean up. Jay is an aspiring zoologist and will be a junior zookeeper in horticulture this summer.
Zakirah Z.
NHS
Sharpstown High School
Valedictorian, NHS president, Garden Club president, HOSA VP, and Senior Class Treasurer. As co-founder of the Garden Club she co-authored a grant proposal that resulted in an award of $20k to establish our campus garden. 1st in state in Medical Terminology for HOSA.
Natalie M.
NJHS
Jose Alderete Middle School
Natalie is a straight “A” student with a huge heart and a contagious smile. Aside from being an NJHS member, she serves as a Student Ambassador and is also member of the Student Council and Yearbook Staff. She is in choir and is a manager for the basketball and softball teams.
Estevan G.
NHS
London High School
Estevan, our NHS VP, is the Class of 2020 President (all 4 years) and has led by example through many activities, including athletics, academics, and school spirit. He’s reliable, responsible, and willing to serve wherever needed–with a great attitude and a big heart!
Angela T.
NHS
London High School
Angela is a real “angel” and an asset to our school and the community. She is the epitome of “joie de vivre,” full of school spirit and a heart to serve, including NHS chapter projects, tutoring for STAAR and PSAT, and giving several Angel Tree gifts to local children in need.
Cynthia S.
NHS
London High School
Besides being top of her class academically and a top speaker in the state , Cynthia has led our NHS with tutoring for PSAT with 8th and 9th graders in September, a clothing drive in February, and a GoFundMe for our local Food Bank since COVID-19 began. She’s a real treasure!
Jason P.
NHS
Lake Dallas High School
Jason has been an exceptional president of our chapter. He’s enthusiastic, organized, motivates others and pursues new opportunities while maintaining on-going NHS programs on our campus. He’s initiated and organized a number of successful fundraisers and projects.
Nathan F.
NatStuCo
Frank Seale Middle School
Nathan started with student council in 6th grade and soon realized that he absolutely loved everything that it stood for! He decided that he wanted to be part of the leadership team, and in 7th grade, he joined the board! He is always looking for ways to help others!
Katelyn P.
NatStuCo
Brazoswood High School
Katelyn is a senior who, like all our seniors, is concerned about our end of year activities. She recently sent out a heartfelt message on social media, encouraging our community to put blue light bulbs in their porch lights to honor our senior class and show our blue Buc Pride!
Kade S.
NatStuCo
Frank Seale Middle School
Kade has spent countless hours volunteering during our community events. He has also volunteered many hours to help maintain and coach for a neighboring Baseball organization. Kade loves to interact with many community leaders as well as the younger members of his community.
Alese J. B.
NJHS
Bishop Lynch High School
As a NJHS I impacted my community in many ways, I worked with management at Home Depot to make our campus grounds look more appealing. Home Depot was able to donate $600 in supplies. As a Girl Scout I earned my Silver Star over 90 hrs in communities handing out smoke detectors
Chayla W.
NHS
Desoto High School
Ms. Chayla Williams is the Desoto NHS Chapter president. She facilitates our chapter meetings, coordinates our community service projects such as the Desoto Library Reading Camp, as well as remain connected to our other student organizations such as the Interact Club.
Ivette P.
NHS
University High School
Ivette has served as the chapter president for the last two years. She initiated a student-let recycling program at our school. She organizes a schedule, communicating with all involved. She is a also a volunteer tax-preparer, helping thousands of local citizens file their taxes.
Veronica R.
NHS
Brooks Collegiate Academy
Veronica is the President of the Brooks Collegiate Academy chapter of NHS. She has prepared agendas, organized officer meetings, and conducted chapter meetings. She has proven to be a great leader for the BCA chapter. She has also organized numerous volunteer opportunities.
Cynthia S.
NHS
London High School
Cynthia, our chapter president, has been a leader in the chapter and started PSAT prep camps for 8th graders and a winter clothing drive for the homeless. In addition, she sets the example in her classes as No.1 scholar and motivating others to get involved in school.
Virginia
Jasmine T.
NHS
Patriot High School
Jasmine Thomas was critical to the leadership and meeting the daily needs of the Law Club. Jasmine joined her Freshman year when the club just started and there were probably less than 15 active members. She also initiated several service projects for the local courthouse.
Olivia W.
NHS
Patriot High School
Olivia was not just the secretary this year, she was much more. Not only was she always available for her adviser, her officers and classmates could always count on her. She also led the sea peach team to nationals winning 2nd place. She will attend Virginia Tech in the fall.
Zoree J.
NHS
Patriot High School
Not only is she the president of NHS, she is the president and co-founder of “Our Minds Matter” a club that advocates for mental health awareness. Zoree’s passion for helping others led to PHS’s Mental Health Awareness Night- an event that will take place in the fall of 2020.
Hannah N.
NHS
Patriot High School
Early this school year, a close friend to Hannah lost his little sister to epilepsy. To raise awareness, she planned to sell 300 bracelets and donate the proceeds to the epilepsy foundation. Her vision grew into epilepsy awareness night at a basketball game, and raised $800.
Liam P.
NHS
Patriot High School
Liam has been an exceptional vice-president of our chapter. He’s enthusiastic, organized, motivates others and pursues new opportunities while maintaining on-going leadership on our campus. He is also a well-rounded athlete. Liam leads by example and is an impeccable role-model.
Adair K.
NatStuCo
Lee-Davis High School
Adair set numerous goals for herself as president of SCA. She became Region 1 rep, our SCA was nationally recognized and we have a student running for state office. But, the greatest impact Adair has had is inclusivity~we have included many different types of students in events
My’Anna W.
NatStuCo
Kempsville High School
As a student in the Entrepreneurship and Business Academy at KHS, My’Anna launched BCI- Build, Care and Inspire, a four-week summer camp for children of incarcerated parents with her co-founder, TT Wills. She is also an instructional leader on the KHS Leadership Workshop Staff.
Kamryn F.
Patriot High School
Kamryn has a heart for improving her community and the lives of others. She serves 100+ hours per year as an active member of Beta, NHS, 4-H, and as President of Ruri-Teen. She earned the Presidential Volunteer Service Award for 9+ years and she was inducted as a VA 4-H All Star!
