Our student council.
Student Council leads service, builds community, and represents the student body at Highland Prep West.
What student council stands for.
Student Council is the student body's voice at Highland Prep West. Members plan events, lead service, and bring student ideas to staff, building a school where every Hornet feels part of something.
Students lead the change
Real change on campus starts with students. Council turns ideas into events, drives, and better school days.
Lead by example
Members set the tone. They show up, follow through, and treat everyone with respect.
Every student has a voice
We bring student ideas and concerns to staff so decisions reflect the whole school.
Grow as a leader
Members learn to run meetings, plan events, and speak up, skills that last well past graduation.
Everyone is welcome
You do not need a title to take part. Council is stronger when every kind of student joins in.
Around campus.
Council helps bring the school year to life, from spirit days and assemblies to service and celebrations.
What we have done, and what is coming.
Council is behind the events and traditions that make the year feel like Highland Prep West.
What we have done
- Homecoming and spirit days
- Pep rallies and championship assemblies
- Community BBQ
- Senior Sunset
- Prom and the prom theme reveal
What is coming
This year's service drives and events are being planned now. Check back soon, or ask the advisor how to get involved.
National Association of Student Councils
Highland Prep West Student Council is a member of the National Association of Student Councils. Membership connects our students to national leadership training, resources, and conferences where they network with student leaders from across the country.
Three ways to join.
There is more than one path onto the council. Every grade is represented.
Class elections
Each grade elects representatives to speak for their class, so every grade has a seat at the table.
School-wide elections
The whole student body votes for the executive officers who lead the council for the year.
Faculty appointments
A faculty council appoints a few at-large members, opening the door to leaders who did not run in an election.
Election timeline
- 1Nominations openDates to be announced
- 2Campaign weekDates to be announced
- 3VotingDates to be announced
- 4Results and first meetingDates to be announced
Representatives attend Student Council meetings to keep their seat, so members stay active all year.
Mrs. Frank
Mrs. Frank is the Student Council advisor. She helps student leaders plan events, run elections, and turn ideas into action, and she is the person families can reach with questions about Student Council.