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School President: Danielle Dimitriou
School Secretary: Megan Lynch
Grade Twelve: President: Marianne McKenna
Representatives: Charlotte Dennis, Cristina Skamangas, Cara Jordan
Grade Eleven
President: Caroline Mangano
Representatives: Analisa Ambrosi, Danielle LaBella, Kaitlyn Wolff
Grade Ten
President: Catherine Hughes
Representatives: Megan Breen, Molly Egar, Brenna
Kelly
Grade Nine '"Jliis year Student Council
President:Jaclyn McGowan made a significant amount of tatives. An important step in Stu­
Representatives: Claire Crowley, Katie progress and helped to gready dent Council’s endeavors to
Marchewka, Ashley Reid, Stefanie van der Kaiij improve student participation devote themselves entirely to
in the management of Holy the causes of the student body
Child. Several meetings were was October’s triumphant Town
held to focus on strengthening Meeting. At this school-wide
the student-teacher bond. Presi­ discussion forum, the students
dent Danielle Dimitriou led expressed many of their con­
the group in creating the posi­ cerns covering various issues,
tion of Secretary, occupied by ranging from improving the
Senior Megan Lynch. Megan cleanliness of the bathrooms to
served as a liasion between the limiting heavy workloads. An­
students and the teachers. Due other Student Council success
to the increase in the number was the drafting of a set of By-
of freshmen, Student Council Laws, which thoroughly de­
chose to create more positions fined and explained the mis­
for ninth grade class represen­ sion and role of the group.