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Mayor launches youth council to empower future leaders

September 04, 2024 | CLAYTON , School Districts, Missouri


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Mayor launches youth council to empower future leaders
The joint meeting commenced with a pledge of allegiance, followed by the adoption of the agenda. Mayor Michelle Harris took the floor to discuss the Mayor's Youth Advisory Council, a program established in 2012 aimed at engaging students in local governance.

Mayor Harris highlighted the program's significance, noting its role in educating students about city operations and encouraging community involvement. This year, the council includes a diverse group of students who will interact with various city departments, including public works, parks and recreation, fire, and police.

Throughout the school year, council members will attend committee meetings, allowing them to provide recommendations based on their experiences and insights. Mayor Harris expressed enthusiasm for the current cohort, emphasizing their engagement during the first meeting.

The students introduced included Dasha Arnold, Baron Borick, Violet Edmonson, Nicholas Helmerlein, Ben Coster, David Lynn, Oliver Maher, Spencer Pompeo, Henry Rosenzweig, Lance Sheets, and Nicholas Vendini. The initiative aims to foster a new generation of informed and active citizens within the community.

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