The High School Student Government Constitution was written in 1997 with the idea of forming a bridge between the administration and the student body.
Student Government provides a needed channel of communication that helps to protect the rights of students while promoting understanding between students and the administration. Additionally, the goal of this Student Government is to promote school spirit, interest, activities and events.
High school STUGO meets every Wednesday at lunch. Student Government supports student expression of ideas, as well as giving students opportunities to practice leadership skills. There are four elected officer positions, President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer. There are four committees each with elected chairs, student membership, and assigned responsibilities.