Student Leadership
Student leadership is integral to our vibrant community at CIA FIRST. Through Student Learners' Voice, class representatives from all grade levels engage in constructive discussions to address concerns and find meaningful solutions. Leading the charge, the elected Student Council, representing students from Kindergarten to High School, actively works to enrich the overall student experience. At CIA FIRST, we ensure every student's voice is valued and heard.
Examples of Past Student Council Initiatives
Food Stall for Charity on Family Day
Habitat of Humanity Donation
Food Stall For Charity on International Day
Meet Our Student Council Leaders
Below are the Student Council members from each CIA FIRST campus branch: Sen Sok, Sen Sok High School, and Chbar Ampov. Meet our dedicated presidents and vice presidents who lead and inspire their peers.
Benefits for Students and School Community
Fostering Leadership
Serving as a student leader helps them develop leadership skills, including decision-making, teamwork, and public speaking.
Amplifying Student Voice
Student leadership empowers students to influence school decisions, advocating for their peers' needs and interests.
Cultivating Civic Responsibility
Members work together to address issues within the school, fostering a sense of responsibility and community.
Positive Change
By initiating and implementing projects, Student Learners’ Voice and Student Council members help improve the school environment and promote a culture of respect and inclusivity.
Upcoming Student Council Elections
As we gear up for the new school year, stay tuned for announcements about the upcoming Student Council elections. This is a fantastic opportunity for students to reflect on their abilities and consider running for a council position. Participating in the election process promotes self-assessment and helps students identify their strengths and areas for growth.
Join us in supporting the Student Council at CIA FIRST, where we empower students to lead, advocate, and make a difference in their school community.
Examples of Past Student Council Initiatives