PASC

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION

Student Members for the Pennsylvania Board of Education are actively involved for YOU!

Erin Agnew serves as the student member to the State Board of Education.
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Junior Member
Emily Clark         Seneca Valley Intermediate High School

 The Pennsylvania Association of Student Councils (PASC) was first charged with the responsibility of recommending two students to hold these positions for the 2008-2009 school year.  Now in February 2013, the selection of a new Junior Member for the 2013-2014 school year begins.
Download the sbe_application_ packet and follow the directions carefully to submit.
2013_sbe_application_packet.pdf
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The Pennsylvania Association of Student Councils is pleased to announce that the following students have been selected as finalists for the State Board of Education Junior Member position.  These finalists will be interviewed in Harrisburg on Saturday, April 6, 2013.  One sophomore will be selected for this position.  

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION JUNIOR STUDENT MEMBER FINALISTS
Nicholas Kalams                     Pennridge High School
Lauren Mellott                         Chambersburg High School
Kevin Myers                            Governor Mifflin High School
Omobolanie Odusoga             Penn Wood High School
Justin Reynolds                      Pennridge High School
Danielle Somerville                 North Penn High School
        On May 22, 2008 the Pennsylvania State Board of Education (SBE) amended their bylaws to add one non-voting senior student member and one non-voting junior student member.  Thus, since September 2009 two students have served on the State Board of Education.  These State Board of Education (SBE) positions have provided public school students with an unprecedented opportunity in Pennsylvania to interact with the twenty-two adult board members and have helped shape long-term education policy for the 1.8 million K-12 students in our state and the 680,000 students impacted by our state system of higher education.