Student Representatives
Students Representatives to the Board of Directors serve as a liaison to the students of the District, providing insight and perspective to board members and administration on student issues.
Student Representatives attend a minimum of one board meeting per month and participate in Board discussion, but do not have the right to make motions, hold Board offices or attend Executive Sessions.
Why Be A Student Rep?
- Advocate for students and help spread awareness on key issues affecting youth in our schools.
- Build relationships with students with diverse backgrounds attending different schools in the district.
- Meet elected officials and share ideas related to student success state-wide.
- Develop new leadership and communication skills.
- Make an impact in the lives of future Richland School District students!
2024-25 Student Reps
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Meet Abby and Tiffany
Hi! My name is Abigail (Abby) Koech (pictured left), and I am a Senior at Richland High School. This is going to be my first year on the RSD board! Outside of school, I love being outdoors and doing adventurous things like camping and traveling. I love hanging out with my friends, thrifting, baking, and giving back to my community. In the future, I plan on majoring in political science and international relations. After that, I plan on studying law and hopefully becoming a lawyer.
Hi, my name is Tiffany Qian (pictured right), and I’m a junior at Hanford High School. This is my first year working with the RSD school board, but I have previously worked with various student councils, representing smaller amounts of the student body. Outside of council work, I enjoy playing tennis, reading, and hanging out with friends. In the future, I hope to go into either medicinal research, marketing, or some sort of social science.