Leadership Application
Thank you for your interest in joining student government & leadership at THS! See the information below for important dates and deadlines coming up regarding applications for the 2025-2026 school year!
THE GENeral application window has closed
THERE are still vacancies for the following positions (APPLICATION FOR THESE POSITIONS MUST BE RECIEVED NO LATER THAN 1/25/25 @ 11:59 pm:
- ASB Secretary (Open to students that have has at least 1 year of experience in Leadership)
- Junior Class Vice President (CLASS OF 2027)
- Junior Class Treasurer (CLASS OF 2027)
- Sophomore Secretary (CLASS OF 2028)
IF INTERESTED IN THE VACANT POSITIONS ABOVE: APPLY HERE
APPLICANTS: Please stay up to date with this website, YOUR SCHOOL EMAIL ADDRESS, school announcements, and social media for information regarding the upcoming application season.
Important Dates:
January 8th, 2025: Interest Meeting for Current THS Students in F101 after school. (3:50 -4:15PM)
January 29th, 2025: Interviews of (CURRENT THS) candidates during school. You will receive a pass and a text/email of your interview time if selected around 1/27.
January 29th, 2025: 4:00 PM - 5:30PM: Incoming Freshman/ NON TUSD Interviews - Candidates will be contacted for exact times.
LATE February/Early March: Selected candidates will be notified and Class Roster released after Counseling confirmation.
Student Government & Leadership - 8460
Grade Level: 9, 10, 11, 12
Course Length: 1 year
Credit: 10 credits
A-G [UC/CSU] Category: G - Elective
Prerequisite: Elected ASB Officers, Class Officers & appointed Commissioners or by application & with the Activity Director’s approval.
Description: Student Government & Leadership is a movement at THS that promotes pride in activities, special events, club creations, diversity, & culture, fundraising, community service, and career readiness. The Leadership program allows students holding various positions from ASB President to Social Media Relations an opportunity to grow as leaders for the future tomorrow. Homecoming, dances, rallies, community events, and spirit week all encompass this student-driven program. The class will focus on standards designed by the CADA and CCSS, including public speaking, written communication, service learning, presentation skills, community service, government hierarchy, procedures and elections, personal and social development, goal setting, group dynamics, business marketing, finance accounting, advertising, business law, and technology while positively impacting the entire student body. Members are also expected to help other students with the creation and maintenance of clubs and student life on campus. The course focuses on school government/policies related to the Associated Student Body (ASB), the management of all student money, the promotion of school spirit, and the organization and promotion of all school-wide events. Required for all ASB, officers, class officers, and commissioners.