Do you have rising high school juniors who would be interested in serving on State Superintendent Mo Green’s Student Advisory Council? We encourage them to apply! The opportunity is open to all public high school students, including those from charter schools.
Here’s more about the Council from DPI:
Calling all rising juniors (current 10th graders) in high school! Apply today to serve as a Student Advisor on State Superintendent of Public Instruction Mo Green’s Student Advisory Council. If you are interested in state K-12 education issues, advocating on behalf of your peers, and serving as an advisor to decision-makers in K-12 education, this opportunity is for you!
The Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council meets virtually each month, and members serve a two-year term that concludes at the end of their senior year of high school. Throughout the appointment, advisors hear from experts at the Department of Public Instruction, State Board of Education, the General Assembly, and the Governor’s Office, among others, to learn about issues facing our state and share their input on what can be done to support students, teachers and our local school districts and charter schools.
At the conclusion of each year, advisors have the opportunity to participate in a Student Advocacy Day at the North Carolina General Assembly. The council members will also meet with the Superintendent of Public Instruction during their visit to Raleigh.
Whether you attend a public charter school, a residential school, a magnet school, a year-round school, an early college high school, or a traditional public school – this opportunity is for you!
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