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Board selects four student representatives for 2026–27
Summary
After interviewing several applicants, the Phoenix-Talent Schools board appointed Elia Santos, Anali Perezchica, Antonio Carrera, and Lucero Guerra as student representatives for the 2026–27 school year; students were asked to report on district policies and gather peer input.
The Phoenix-Talent Schools board interviewed multiple student applicants on May 20 and selected four students to serve as student representatives for the 2026–27 school year: Elia Santos, Anali Perezchica, Antonio Carrera and Lucero Guerra.
During the meeting, applicants described their activities and explained how they would gather student perspectives. Students were each given a choice of three board policies to report on — JFCEB (Personal Electronic Devices), JBB (District Equity Policy) or EFAA (District Nutrition and Food Services) — and were instructed to consult 5–7 peers for perspective before reporting back to the board.
Student representative Elia Santos also reported earlier in the meeting on upcoming school activities: "PHS has our ASB elections next week, but this week candidates have the opportunity to campaign, and some of the ASB campaigns and posters are super creative." The board emailed successful candidates after the meeting and said it looks forward to welcoming the new student representatives at the next meeting.
The selection was announced as part of the action items and no formal challenge to the appointments was recorded.
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