Junior Council · 2027–2028
Run With the Herd.
This is home base for everything the Class of 2028 Junior Council is working on — who's on council, how things get decided, how Homecoming shook out, and a standing invitation to tell us what you want to see next.
Find your way around
Four stops. Pick your lane.
Meet the team
Current Junior Council
Six juniors, elected by your grade last May, working on your behalf this year.
Chase Pember
PresidentOwen Kelsey
Vice PresidentEthan Nyirongo
SecretaryEllie Moulder
TreasurerEvelyn Wilkinson
RepresentativeAna Weber
RepresentativeHave something you'd like council to take on? Head to the Suggestions page — it's anonymous.
Good to know
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you've wondered about council, Homecoming, Cabin Fever, and elections.
What does student council do?
Council runs the big events on the calendar — Homecoming (the parade, the assemblies, and the dance) and Cabin Fever — and organizes Teacher Appreciation Week. Council also reviews and passes grant money to help fund school clubs.
What is Homecoming?
A week in the fall built around school spirit and grade-vs-grade competition — skits, wall decorations, floats, games, and dress-up days. Every grade racks up points across those events all week. On Friday there's typically a parade and football game, two seniors are crowned Homecoming King and Queen, and the week wraps up with the dance on Saturday.
What is Cabin Fever?
A week of team competition every January. Teams of 10 — students pick their own teammates, and grades can mix — earn points by winning games, showing up to that week's sports events as a team, and finishing challenges. A lot of the games happen during study hall that week.
How are student council members elected?
Every May, each grade votes on who will represent them the following year. The six students with the most votes become that grade's council for the next school year.
The scoreboard
Homecoming Results
How the Class of 2028 has placed each Homecoming week, category by category. Every lane finishes somewhere — here's where ours has landed.
Third place, five categories in a row, two years running — consistent, and there's a clear target ahead of us. If you've got ideas for closing the gap next Homecoming, the Suggestions page is open.
Anonymous · open to everyone
Suggestion Box
No name attached, no account needed. Tell council what you want to see — an event idea, a fix, a complaint, whatever.
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