Student Government

Student government is comprised of five student body officers (President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Activities Coordinator) and six officers from each class (Class President, Class Vice-President, and four Class Representatives) for a total of 29 members.

The student government provides students with a legitimate role in the governance of the school. The elected leadership serves as a conduit to the administration and faculty for the student body. Student government members conduct regular meetings, work in committees, plan significant events, and work with the Dean of Students in setting policies and protocols regulating student behavior.

Elected officers provide a voice for creating a school culture that accurately reflects the concerns and beliefs of the students. Leaders work to bring about change in those areas that directly affect student life, including social opportunities, community relations, and service.

Each group of class officers is responsible, with the assistance of their class moderators, for the organization and planning of at least one social event per year for the entire school and at least one fundraiser per semester to assist in raising funds for Congé. Student body officers oversee school wide fundraisers in support of outreach projects.  Specifically, student leaders work with the campus ministry and the community service programs to raise consciousness and encourage social responsibility.