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ASB/Leadership

Leadership, also known as Associative Student Body (ASB), is a group of students that serves the student body in a number of different ways, including volunteering for events, boosting school morale, creating activities, and planning social events like the dance parties and SVMS Talent Show. They help create a friendly and supportive school environment where students feel safe and make fun memories during their time here. ASB encourages school spirit by creating fun interactive spirit days and friendly competitions between classes. Students within the class are true role models of the school and community. The elections are held each spring to elect 8th grade ASB officers for the coming school year.
 
 

ASB Officers 2025-2026

President: Kate Koo

Vice President: Karlisha Yu 

Secretary: Ava Josenhans

Treasurer: Sienna Wu

Activities Director: Connor Lai 

 
 
kate koo
Kate Koo (President):
ASB isn't just about running school events, it's also about connecting and making students feel involved.
karlisha
Karlisha Yu (Vice President):
Showing school spirit through different activities and events is a great way to make your middle school experience even more memorable. 
conner
Connor Lai (Activities Director):
Come new friends, have lots of fun, and make memories that last a lifetime!
ava
Ava Josenhans (Secretary):
Middle school is your time to try new things, make new friends, take chances, and show your school spirit!
sienna
Sienna Wu (Treasurer)
Things like school dances and spirit weeks make the middle school experience filled with long-lasting memories.

 

How to get involved

Officer Elections

ASB President, Vice President, Treasurer, and Secretary are voted into office in an election of their peers at the end of seventh grade for the eighth grade year.  

Interested in joining ASB as your elective?

Incoming seventh and eighth grade Leadership Representatives are selected at the end of the school year when selecting electives. Please apply here. Please note space is limited.

Other Leadership & Community Service Opportunities

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