Into the lives of the CHS9’s student council leaders

Aiden Song is the CHS9 Student Council treasurer for the 2021-22 school year. He joined the student council to represent the student body and improve his leadership and communication skills. He ran for the position of treasurer because of his interest in finance and gained experience in that area. Why did you run for the treasurer position? My parents are both in the financial business industry, I have...

With all CHS9 students returning in person this year, the importance of fostering a sense of community has been imperative to help students transition back to normal learning. CHS9 Student Council vice president Rhea Choudhary is no different and hopes to create a community both within CHS9 and in student council. Why did you run for vice president? I had already had a lot of leadership experience [started...

In September, CHS9 student Rudhmila Hoque was elected as the student council secretary. Outside of student council, Hoque enjoys coding, writing and acrylic painting. What is your vision for this school year? For the school year, I'm really about bringing people out of that dark time in [virtual learning] into a better mindset. A lot of people felt alone because we couldn't go anywhere or be anywher...

In September of last year, CHS9 student Erin Donovan was announced as the Student Council Historian. With an interest in social media and teaching, Donovan took on this role to impact her peers. Along with being Student Council officer, Donovan works in a Chick-fil-A leadership class, plays tennis and draws digitally and 3D. Has COVID affected your experience of being a freshman? There’s a lot o...

With all students coming back to campus this year, CHS9 Student Council is back to bring excitement and create bonds among students. With the hope of making changes, CHS9 student Myiesha Sharma becomes the president of the 2021-22 CHS9 Student Council. How did you become the president of the CHS9 Student Council? We had a vote back in October, and my competitors were great, but I got the majority ...