GSMS Student Government Report

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The GSMS Student Government Association is underway and has elected the representing officials to serve as your school's voice.
The purpose of Student Government is to be the voice of the student body at Gulf Shores, to serve as a model government and to foster leadership development. The student representatives in SGA voted Nic Posey as the 2016-2017 President, Sam Dersch as Vice President, Kyndall Thomas as Secretary, and Jake Gibbons as Treasurer.
The elected officials of the 2016-2017 school year will serve as your school’s voice. These students are highly motivated to serve you.
The members were officially voted on in the meeting on Friday, October 14. These students will aide in providing a cohesive and unified voice for the student

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