The Student Advisory Board (SAB) is a fun and collaborative leadership experience for Boulder Valley School District (BVSD) high school students.
We launched this program in 2019 to help advise our efforts and guide our investments. Our Student Advisory Board brings together students currently enrolled in Boulder Valley’s 13 high schools to share their perspectives and insights and create an initiative focused on an issue of importance to them.
Some discussion topics include:
The Student Advisory Board:
| Board Member | School |
|---|---|
| Jasper Brockett | Boulder High School |
| Maya Clements | Boulder High School |
| Noah Mollerstuen | Boulder High School |
| Audrey Bahintchie | Boulder High School |
| Sara Cuervo | Boulder High School |
| Elle Vickey | Centaurus High School |
| James Clemson | Centaurus High School |
| Abby Cohen | Fairview High School |
| Bella Chang | Fairview High School |
| Emery Jansen | Fairview High School |
| Roane Edwards | Fairview High School |
| Paul Masters | Fairview High School |
| Lindsey Kendall | Fairview High School |
| Mattie Pape | Monarch High School |
Student Advisory Board applications for next school year will open in September 2021. Details will be posted here and shared with BVSD high school staff, including counselors.
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