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, vote, 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.