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Student trustees report fall events, rallies and college workshops across district schools

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Summary

Student trustees from district high schools summarized fall activities including rallies, competitions, club fairs, college workshops and homecoming events at Westmoor, Jefferson High, Terra Nova, Oceana and Thornton High.

Student trustees from Jefferson Union High School District presented updates from their campuses during the board meeting, highlighting rallies, competitions, club fairs, college workshops and upcoming homecoming activities.

Westmoor student trustee Ethan reported a music-festival themed rally called Ramapooza, Key Club's Fall Rally North trip to Six Flags, an inaugural debate competition and volunteer participation at a Filipino cultural event. From Jefferson High, Adrianna said her school is hosting a ping-pong tournament, has finals scheduled this week and held cultural chalk-art activities and college application workshops; she noted Jefferson has a free application-fee arrangement with San Francisco State University.

Terra Nova's student trustee Casey listed recent athletic events, a senior parent night and upcoming homecoming events and play rehearsals. Oceana's representative Violet described an upcoming Halloween rally and a public Halloween Fest with food stalls and a haunted house, increased participation in robotics, and a senior sweatshirt sale. Thornton High's student trustee Johnny reported on spirit week, visiting clinics from local community partners, and an October college-and-trades night.

Board members praised the students' reports. The student updates were presented during the board report portion of the meeting and were informational; no board action was tied to the student presentations.