JPHS STUGO
The Student Government listens to the students of Jefferson Preparatory; they are the Senate. The purpose of STUGO is to guide the members with their leadership skills, participating in a team, and the governing process. They also coordinate most student activities. They prepare and lead the assemblies, dances, fundraising projects, Dollars for Duds, monthly and seasonal events; and that is only the beginning.
Every STUGO member was voted into their position by their class.
Current members and their positions:
Erica Fink – Senior Class President
Yasvi Borquez – Senior Class Vice President
Jaide Agapay – Senior Class Secretary
Dylan Haifley – Senior Class Treasurer
Madison Scroggins – Junior Class President
Lily Finamore – Junior Class Vice President
Zhara Gould – Junior Class Secretary
Micah Witt – Sophomore Class President
Matthew Joseph – Sophomore Class Vice President
Mackenzie Wingert – Sophomore Class Senator
Alexander Kleckner – Sophomore Class Senator
Ryder Robison – Sophomore Class Secretary
Michail Eudaley – Freshman Class President
Christine Mills – Freshman Class Vice President
Christine Fink – Freshman Class Secretary
Dollars for Duds
Frequently STUGO will host “Dollar for Duds” day. Since the school has a uniform policy, this is a way to raise money for STUGO events that allow students and staff to pay a small fee to wear their personal clothing items to school! The dress code still applies when it comes to wearing appropriate clothing and length.
Cost
$2 for shirt
$2 for pants
$3 for both
Click of the video to check out some JPHS students enjoying Dollars for Duds! ——->
Spirit Week
One of the exciting events that STUGO is in charge of putting on is Spirit Week! This year we had ‘Merica Monday where you could dress up as patriotic as possible, Teacher Tuesday, where students could dress up like their favorite teacher, Sports Wednesday as students wore their team jerseys and gear, Throwback Thursday where we had styles from 1920s-1990s, and last but not least Spirit Day on Friday where students dressed up in their JPHS school spirit. At the end of the week there was a High School Girls Volleyball Game.